Message busses and queues are a powerful tool for communicating between applications. They are used extensively in microservices, but they can be useful in larger applications as well. In this video, we are going to look at how to implement Azure Service Bus queues into our applications to both send and receive messages. The best part is that even though we will be using Azure, it will only cost 5 cents per month to use these queues, even in production.
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0:00 - Intro
1:05 - Creating Blazor Server demo app with Standard Class Library and Console app
5:07 - NuGet references: Azure Service Bus and Data Annotations
8:18 - What is Service Bus and why to use it
15:16 - Implementing Azure Service Bus: Queue Service
24:58 - Startup configuration
26:52 - Creating Azure Service Bus
35:30 - Azure Service Bus connection strings
39:09 - Queues in Azure Service Bus
43:44 - Sending message to the queue (From Blazor App)
54:57 - Receiving the messages form queue ( in Console App)
1:12:21 - Summary
1:13:32 - Regenerate Service Bus connection strings and delete Service Buss
1:14:50 - Concluding remarks
Thanks Ralfs HBK for the chapter breakdown