Today I presented an introduction to the Azure Service bus here at Software Passion Summit. As a part of that presentation, I promised to upload the code and PPT to the blog, which is what I am doing here. I am pretty sure that the PPT is pretty useless as it contains very little useful information, but I thought I would put it here anyway.
One little note though. To be able to test the code, you have to get your own Service bus namespace as I have removed my details from the code. Reason? Well, I only have limited free usage of the bus, and I really don’t feel like getting a big bill because someone wrote some code that hammered my namespace with requests… I hope that is understandable…
And the other tool I mentioned during the session that can look at Service bus queues and stuff is called “Service Bus Explorer” and can be found at http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsazure/Service-Bus-Explorer-f2abca5a. It is a useful piece of software that I suggest having a wee play with if you decide to start using the Service Bus…
Download: Introduction to Azure Service Bus.zip (210.10 kb)
BTW: It requires the Azure SDK to be installed…