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NServiceBus

 NServiceBus

An NServiceBus introduction talk I did with my colleage Mark Taling (http://www.twitter.com/marktaling) at our weekly internal knowledge sharing session: the Info Support Kennis Avond (ISKA).

Roy Cornelissen

September 05, 2012
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  1. What is a servicebus? Architectural pattern Simplifies communications between services/components

    in a distributed system Loosely coupled messaging – Contract – Temporal decoupling (queues) NServiceBus
  2. What is NServiceBus? .NET framework to help implement the Service

    Bus architectural pattern Abstracts away transport, threading, queues, transactional handling Focuses on implementing business logic Developer focused NServiceBus
  3. What is NServiceBus Takes care of serialization/deserialization of messages Provides

    a neat model for dispatching messages w. handlers, polymorphic dispatch, arranging handlers in a pipeline etc. Handles Unit of Work Provides a neat Saga implementation Gives you a host process that can be F5-debugged as well as installed as a Windows service NServiceBus
  4. Transactions & retry NServiceBus Tx Q $$ Order App Receive

    DB Call 1 of 3 Rollback Call 2 of 3 Rollback The order is back in the queue
  5. Transactions & retry NServiceBus A B C D WS DB

    [HTTP] Invoke $$ Order Deadlock Rollback Not Rolled back
  6. Transactions & retry Messaging Gateway A B C D WS

    Msg DB $$ Order [HTTP] Invoke NServiceBus
  7. Evaluation Lock-in? Pricing Support Stability NServiceBus Free •RPL1.5 •Basic max

    1 msg/sec •Express max 1 server/4 cores ca. 30 msg/sec Commercial •Basic 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 msg/sec incremental price $200, $400, $800 ... Flat fee •Standard “Enterprise level” ~1000 msg/sec/process $500 per core