New Training: Develop Message-Based Azure Applications

In this 6-video skill, CBT Nuggets trainer Knox Hutchinson explores Azure resources that can be used to develop message queues in publisher-subscriber architected applications. Watch this new Azure training.

Watch the full course: Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate

This training includes:

• 6 videos

• 32 minutes of training

You’ll learn these topics in this skill:

• Introducing Message-Based Azure Solutions

• Exploring Azure Service Bus

• Deploying Service Bus

• Creating a .Net Core Console App for Service Bus

• Working with Queue Storage

• Summarizing Azure Message-Based Development

What is the Azure Service Bus?

The Azure Service Bus is an Azure cloud-native service that facilitates communication between Azure applications and services to provide more effective and efficient routing. When data is passed between Azure applications and services, it’s done so with services called messages that contain both the data being sent and metadata to characterize the data.

With the Azure Service Bus service, messages between applications and services are handled with ease due to the decoupling aspect of messages from the application or services itself. By implementing this decoupling design, organizations can benefit from load-balancing by distributing the message handling among multiple Azure-native Workers. Furthermore, The Azure Service Bus provides more secure, reliable, and optimized routing between applications and services.

By moving with the Azure-native Platform-as-a-Service offering in Azure Bus, organizations will gain all of the aspects of a typical message broker built to support Azure-native applications and services.