Techorama 2015

There are numerous reasons why asynchronous messaging should be introduced in applications, as well as many approaches in incorporating messaging subsystems.  In some cases intensive workloads need to be pushed to back end processing, or perhaps specialized (and perhaps expensive) resources need to be utilized to perform certain operations.   In this talk we'll cover several scenarios where introducing messaging can help, discuss a few messaging patterns, as well as look at abstracting your messaging subsystem to guard against evolving technology and designs.  While examples will be given using Azure Storage Queues and Service Bus Brokered Messaging the concepts can be applied to cloud and on-premises solutions on just about any platform.