Azure Service Bus
Introduction to Azure Service Bus
Azure Service Bus is a fully managed enterprise message broker with message queues and publish-subscribe topics. This module introduces Azure Service Bus, covering its core features, and how it supports reliable communication between distributed applications.
Setting Up Azure Service Bus
Learn how to create and configure Azure Service Bus namespaces. This section covers setting up queues, topics, and subscriptions, and understanding the different service tiers and pricing models.
Understanding Queues and Topics
Discover the concepts of queues and topics in Azure Service Bus. Learn about message routing, session handling, and how to use queues and topics for decoupling application components.
Message Handling and Processing
Understand how to handle and process messages in Azure Service Bus. Learn about message properties, message sessions, and how to implement message processing logic using various programming languages and frameworks.
Advanced Messaging Patterns
Explore advanced messaging patterns supported by Azure Service Bus. Learn about request-response patterns, publish-subscribe models, and message deferral techniques for complex scenarios.
Message Security and Reliability
Learn about security and reliability features in Azure Service Bus. Understand how to implement message encryption, access control, and ensure message durability and reliability in transit.
Monitoring and Diagnostics
Discover tools and techniques for monitoring and diagnosing Azure Service Bus. Learn how to use Azure Monitor, diagnostic logs, and metrics to track message flow, performance, and health of your messaging infrastructure.
Integration with Other Azure Services
Explore how to integrate Azure Service Bus with other Azure services such as Azure Functions, Azure Logic Apps, and Azure Event Grid. Understand how to leverage these integrations for enhanced functionality and automation.
Cost Management and Optimization
Understand cost management and optimization strategies for Azure Service Bus. Learn about pricing models, cost control measures, and best practices for managing expenses while maintaining efficient messaging.
Real-World Projects and Case Studies
Review real-world projects and case studies that illustrate the use of Azure Service Bus. Learn from practical examples of how organizations have implemented Service Bus to support scalable and reliable communication.
Career Development and Azure Certifications
Explore Azure certifications related to messaging and integration. Understand the skills required, career opportunities, and tips for certification preparation and interview success.
Azure Service Bus Course
1. Introduction to Azure Service Bus
- Overview of Azure Service Bus
- Key Features and Benefits
- Messaging Patterns and Use Cases
2. Setting Up Azure Service Bus
- Creating Azure Service Bus Namespace
- Managing Service Bus Resources
- Authentication and Authorization
3. Service Bus Messaging Basics
- Queues vs Topics/Subscriptions
- Message Structure and Properties
- Sending and Receiving Messages
4. Advanced Messaging Features
- Transactions and Atomic Operations
- Sessions and Session Handling
- Dead-Letter Queues and Message TTL
5. Service Bus Reliability and Scalability
- Partitioning and Scaling Service Bus
- Load Balancing and High Availability
- Disaster Recovery Strategies
6. Service Bus Security
- Authentication and Authorization Best Practices
- Secure Transfer Protocols (HTTPS, AMQP, MQTT)
- Network Isolation and Firewall Rules
7. Monitoring and Management
- Monitoring Service Bus Metrics
- Azure Monitor Integration
- Alerts and Notifications
8. Integration with Azure Services
- Azure Functions and Azure Service Bus Integration
- Logic Apps and Service Bus Connectors
- Event Grid and Service Bus Integration
9. Service Bus Best Practices
- Designing for Scalability and Performance
- Error Handling and Retry Strategies
- Design Patterns for Message Processing
10. Hybrid Solutions with Azure Stack
- Service Bus Integration with Azure Stack Hub
- Hybrid Cloud Messaging Scenarios
- Connecting On-premises Applications
11. Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP)
- Publish/Subscribe Messaging
- Message Routing and Transformation
- Competing Consumers and Load Balancing
12. Case Studies and Real-world Scenarios
- Real-world Use Cases of Azure Service Bus
- Case Studies of Service Bus Deployments
- Lessons Learned and Optimization Tips
Training
Basic Level Training
Duration : 1 Month
Advanced Level Training
Duration : 1 Month
Project Level Training
Duration : 1 Month
Total Training Period
Duration : 3 Months
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