NServiceBus

Although I’ve been scaling back the training I do myself in order to focus on driving the next generation of our service platform, our good friends and partners at Headspring and ILM have stepped up to bring public NServiceBus courses to a location ... [More] near you. For the complete list, see http://particular.net/courses-and-events. Jimmy Bogard will be coming back [...] [Less]

Today I’m happy to announce that Kaspersky Lab, one of the world’s most trusted security companies, has put its trust in NServiceBus – going live with their new Kaspersky Protection Center, built with NServiceBus. Boris Tveritnev, the architect of ... [More] the Kaspersky Protection Center, had this to say: “NServiceBus is the backbone of the messaging infrastructure of Kaspersky [...] [Less]

Today I’m happy to announce that Kaspersky Lab, one of the world’s most trusted security companies, has put its trust in NServiceBus – going live with their new Kaspersky Protection Center, built with NServiceBus. Boris Tveritnev, the architect of ... [More] the Kaspersky Protection Center, had this to say: “NServiceBus is the backbone of the messaging infrastructure […] [Less]

Today I’m happy to announce that Kaspersky Lab, one of the world’s most trusted security companies, has put its trust in NServiceBus – going live with their new Kaspersky Protection Center, built with NServiceBus. Boris Tveritnev, the architect of ... [More] the Kaspersky Protection Center, had this to say: “NServiceBus is the backbone of the messaging infrastructure […] [Less]

David Boike, one of our community champions, has done what I had not been able to do: write a book on NServiceBus. It’s pretty thorough, going from the absolute basics of one-way messaging and publish/subscribe, through how to handle encryption ... [More] , fault tolerance, long-running processes, and into aspects of administering a running system like logging, virtualization, […] [Less]

David Boike, one of our community champions, has done what I had not been able to do: write a book on NServiceBus. It’s pretty thorough, going from the absolute basics of one-way messaging and publish/subscribe, through how to handle encryption ... [More] , fault tolerance, long-running processes, and into aspects of administering a running system like logging, virtualization, monitoring, [...] [Less]

David Boike, one of our community champions, has done what I had not been able to do: write a book on NServiceBus. It’s pretty thorough, going from the absolute basics of one-way messaging and publish/subscribe, through how to handle encryption ... [More] , fault tolerance, long-running processes, and into aspects of administering a running system like logging, virtualization, […] [Less]

While I don’t generally blog about it when we hire people here at Particular Software (as we’ve been roughly doubling our size each year), this situation is slightly different. Mogens Heller Grabe, creator of Rebus, will be joining us. The advantages to the NServiceBus community are pretty clear – having more people in the core […]

While I don’t generally blog about it when we hire people here at Particular Software (as we’ve been roughly doubling our size each year), this situation is slightly different. Mogens Heller Grabe, creator of Rebus, will be joining us. The advantages to the NServiceBus community are pretty clear – having more people in the core […]

While I don’t generally blog about it when we hire people here at Particular Software (as we’ve been roughly doubling our size each year), this situation is slightly different. Mogens Heller Grabe, creator of Rebus, will be joining us. The advantages to the NServiceBus community are pretty clear – having more people in the core [...]