In the last post we coded an NServiceBus endpoint running in a hosted service in the .NET Core generic host. Now that we have an endpoint, how do we deploy it to an Azure App Service? Like all things in life, when in doubt, right-click! More specifically, right-click, Publish.

As the cloud slowly becomes the norm rather than the exception, frameworks built with .NET have to find a way to run in new cloud-based hosting models. This post is the first in a series on how to code, build, deploy and run an NServiceBus endpoint in Azure App Services.

Recently, we have had several clients trying to solve the age-old problem of file processing, and in both cases a quick reference to this old presentation from NSBCon 2014 seemed to help them in their implementation.  If you are trying to process large amounts of data from flat files into your system(s), this presentation is a great showcase of our own approaches, lessons learned, and anti-patterns that may help you!

This video starts with a lightning talk by Gomti Mehta as an introduction to Domain Driven Design. The main talk, given by Indu Alagarsamy of Particular Software, delves deeper into DDD and Bounded Contexts from the perspective of an event-driven architecture.