Service Bus Queues blog post series – a comprehensive look at Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure

In the last month I wrote a series of post about Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure. In this post I will summarize all the blog posts about Service Bus Queues that I wrote until now:

• Service Bus - Introduction to Service Bus of Windows Azure – a short introduction into Service Bus from Windows Azure

• Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure - Introduction – explain the base concepts of Service Bus Queues

• Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure - How to use it – presenting the base API that need to be used to access and use Service Bus Queues

• Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure - BrokeredMessage content – describe the BrokeredMessage class and what kind of data we should add to the messages from Service Bus Queues

• Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure - How to iterate – a small hack that can help us to make iteration possible in Service Bus Queues

• Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure - How to separate message or specify a consumer what types of message to consume –explain how to split a big data in separately messages and how to recreate it on the consumer side

• Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure - Death letter and poison messages – base concepts of death letter and poison messages on Service Bus Queues

• Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure - How to retry to consume messages and death letter –explain how we can write a code that can retry to consume messages from Service Bus Queues without creating an infinite look. Also an example on how we should consume messages from the sub-queue that stores the death letters

• Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure - Scheduling – a full example on how we can schedule a message to be available for the Service Bus Queues consumer only on a specific time

• Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure - Integration with WCF – presenting how we can integrate WCF to the Service Bus Queues and what we can gain from this

• Service Bus Queues vs Windows Azure Queues – a comparison between Service Bus Queues and Windows Azure Queues (similar but not the same – different objective)

• Service Bus Queues from Windows Azure - Business Scenarios – some business scenario when we can use Service Bus Queues with success

In the future I expect to write more about this subject. You can search on my blog for this topic using the following link: http://vunvulearadu.blogspot.com/search/label/service%20bus