Enterprise service bus

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3 ESB An enterprise service bus (ESB) is a software architecture model used for designing and implementing the interaction and communication between mutually interacting software applications in Service Oriented Architecture. As a software architecture model for distributed computing it is a specialty variant of the more general client server software architecture model and promotes strictly asynchronous message oriented design for communication and interaction between applications. Its primary use is in Enterprise Application Integration of heterogeneous and complex landscapes.

26 Phoenix The goal of this pservicebus is to provide an API and Service Components that would make implementing an ESB Infrastructure in your environment. It's developed in C#, and also have API written for Javascript Clients Why another ESB for.net? Easy to setup; One click installer It provides security manager for implementing centralized authentication and authorization It is scalable and has support for many transports including MSMQ, RabbitMQ, Redis, RavenDB, TCP, WebService, HTTP, , and more to come It has pluggable interfaces It provides a simple API for communication to the ESB It gives Web developers the ability to use Javascript based API to interact with the ESB just like in the.net API implementation Best of all, it is free

28 Topic What is Topic A topic consist of name, description, and parameters. The name of the topic is the method in which a topic are retrieve during a subscription while the description and parameters which are optional are used as metadata to help the subscribers reviewing the topic to better understand the purpose of the topic. There two types of topic that can be create which are open and contract based topic.

29 Contract Topic This type of topic are one which requires the topic owner to determine what type of information(parameters) will be required before publication occurs. When a topic is setup as a contract based topic, the publisher must include all the expected parameters in order to be able to successfully publish the message to topic. Even though this option restrict message publication to contract, the topic owner can always create another version of the same topic which will include new information as needs change

30 Broker Ap p Ap p Ap p Broker Ap p Ap p

31 Bus Ap p Bu s Ap p Bu s Ap p Bu s Ap p Bu s

32 Messaging Patterns

33 Publish & Subscribe Subscriptions Publisher Subscriber Bu s Subscriber Bu s Subscriber Bu s

34 Request & Response Client Bu s Response Bu s Request Bu s

35 Distributor Work Management Distributor Worker Bu s Worker Bu s Worker Bu s

36 Saga(Workflow) State Persistence Main Business Process Sub Process 3 Bu s Sub Process Sub Bu Bu 1 Process 2 s s

37 Gateway Site 1 Site 2 Client Server HTTP Gateway Gateway

38 Messaging/Integration Framework Selection Criteria Features Publish/Subscribe Work Distribution Long Running Business Workflows Lives on existing infrastructure Low Learning Curve Actively supported Cost Effective

39 Selected Framework NServiceBus Open Source Feature Rich Built on MSMQ, MSDTC, and.net

40 NServiceBus Architecture

41 Required Software MSMQ MSDTC NSB Bits.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 RDBMS Subscription Storage Very small, SQL Server will do

42 Monitoring PerfMon Counters NSB Critical Time how long has the oldest message been sitting in the queue Logs SCOM MSMQ Error Queue

43 Logging Configurable & managed by the developer Includes standard mechanisms Files Event Log Database Custom

44 Installation NServiceBus.Host.exe [/install (installs as a Windows Service) [/servicename] (name in the registry) [/displayname] (display name in Mgr) [/description] (description in Mgr) [/instance] (another named instance) [/startmanually] (don t start the service) [/username] (account it runs as) [/password] (password of above user) [ProfileName] (name of the profile to use)

45 Jõudu!!!

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