In a production environment, it can be hard to diagnose logfiles and investigate if something went wrong. Especially in an asynchronous environment, where multiple threads are adding entries at the same time. It’s easy...
I just read a great article by Richard Wellum on Eventual Consistency and Concurrency in the real world. In it he provides two excellent examples on issues in the real world, that we mostly...
The first time I read about the concept of a servicebus and saw the images, I could not figure out how it was supposed to work. The abstract perspective is like any component could...
In the past we used to have monoliths. These were bad. Big balls of mud. Whenever we changed something, it was impossible to predict which part of the big ball of mud we might have...
Today I gave two presentations at an SDN Event in Zeist. An engineer (not the software kind) made a mistake somewhere and 5 minutes before the end of my first session on batch jobs...
In a presentation for Blaak Selectie and Betabit, I presented on NServiceBus Sagas yesterday. How they can help develop your (long running) business processes better and how to get rid of batch jobs as...
Delivering an immutable set of features, within a fixed deadline and with a set amount of developers. It was not unusual for the projects I’ve worked on for a long period of my career....
In the eight fallacies, there’s one that says the topology never changes. Isn’t that covered by the other fallacies? Because we kind of try to use the network in a way that abstracts us...
In this tutorial I’ll try to explain how publish / subscribe (pub/sub) works and how to set this up using NServiceBus. Publish Subscribe pattern The pattern in itself, I think, is easiest to understand...
In my High Availability article I mentioned business components and questions were asked in the comments, what these business components actually are. This post is a follow up to my previous post about the autonomy of...
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