Azure Service Bus
Overview
Overview
The Microsoft Azure Service Bus provides a communication and integration platform for networking distributed Web services. Simple and complex message streams can be implemented regardless of where the individual communication partners are executed (in the cloud or in the customer's data center). Support is provided for point-to-point connections (unidirectional and bidirectional), queues for caching exchanged messages, as well as publish-subscribe patterns about topics where multiple senders can dispatch messages to multiple recipients.
Getting Started
Getting Started
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In this episode, Ashish Chhabria returns to talk to us about some of the core features and capabilities of Azure Service Bus. We will see demos of how to leverage things like...
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In this episode, Ashish Chhabria joins Cecil to talk about some of the more advanced features of Azure Service Bus. They'll cover topics such as scheduling, deferred messages,...
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Messaging and process automation are key elements to architect microservice solutions. Learn how Azure Service Bus and Logic Apps can help you build cloud-native applications...
Videos
Learning
Learning Paths
Use Azure to create website front-ends, back-end services, and triggered functions that compute-on-demand and can also communicate with each other.
Learn how to create reliable messaging for your applications, and how to take advantage of serverless application services in Azure.
AZ-204: Develop message-based solutions
