In this episode, Matt and Luke sit with Scott Hunter to show how Pulumi enables .NET developers to define and deployment their cloud infrastructure as code. [00:50] - What is Pulumi?[02:30] - Creating a .NET app for Azure with the Pulumi API[03:32] - Inspecting the deployment project[06:27] - What happens when you change the deployment project? Useful Links Pulumi Homepage Get started with Pulumi and Azure Azure for .NET developersCreating a new Pulumi project with .NETBuilding modern applications with Pulumi and .NET Core.NET Core support in Pulumi

In this episode, Serkant Karaca and Shubha Vijayasarathy from the Azure Event Hubs team sit with Cecil to discuss the various protocols that are supported by Azure Event Hubs. They dive into the AMQP support, compatibility with Apache Kafka and even discuss some customer use cases. [00:41] - What protocols does Event Hubs support ?[01:31] - AMQP support[04:20] - WebSockets support[07:03] - Kafka support[12:55] - Enabling Kafka support[14:22] - Uses cases for Kafka support Useful Links Azure Event Hubs DocumentationGitHub repo with samplesChoose between Azure messaging servicesSend events to or receive events from Azure Event Hubs using .NET CoreMicrosoft.Azure.EventHubs NuGet package

In this episode, Serkant Karaca and Shubha Vijayasarathy from the Azure Event Hubs team sit with Cecil to discuss the various methods for authenticating and authorizing clients tow rod with Azure Event Hubs [00:56] - What types of authorization options of Event Hubs support?[01:30] - Using SAS (shared access signatures)[04:52] - Using RBAC (role based access control)[09:30] - Reviewing authentication flows Useful Links Azure Event Hubs DocumentationGitHub repo with samplesChoose between Azure messaging servicesSend events to or receive events from Azure Event Hubs using .NET CoreMicrosoft.Azure.EventHubs NuGet package

In this episode, Serkant Karaca and Shubha Vijayasarathy from the Azure Event Hubs team join us to talk about how and when to use the Event Processor Host for Azure Event Hubs in our .NET applications. They'll discuss use cases and cover topics like partitioning, and also show how to use the .NET SDK for Event Hubs. [00:30] - Processing data in Event Hubs[02:38] - How the event processor host creates receivers[06:24] - Checkpointing in the event processor host[08:11] - Scaling out event processing[11:13] - Balancing the number of partitions and event processor host[13:18] - Recommendations for consuming messages[14:12] - Azure Functions and the event processor host Useful Links Azure Event Hubs Documentation GitHub repo with samplesEnable reliable messaging for Big Data applications using Azure Event HubsChoose between Azure messaging services Azure IoT DocumentationSend events to or receive events from Azure Event Hubs using .NET CoreMicrosoft.Azure.EventHubs NuGet package

In this episode, Serkant Karaca and Shubha Vijayasarathy from the Azure Event Hubs team join us to talk about how and when to use Azure Event Hubs as the messaging component in our .NET applications. They'll discuss use cases, cover topics like partitioning and also show how to use the .NET SDK for Event Hubs. [01:06] - How is Event Hubs different from the other messaging options?[03:50] - How does Event Hubs relate to IoT Hub?[06:14] - Exploring an Event Hubs namespace in the Azure portal[08:33] - Sending events via the .NET SDK[17:40] - How do partitions work in Event Hubs?[23:11] - Receiving events via the .NET SDK Useful Links Azure Event Hubs DocumentationEnable reliable messaging for Big Data applications using Azure Event HubsChoose between Azure messaging servicesAzure IoT DocumentationSend events to or receive events from Azure Event Hubs using .NET CoreMicrosoft.Azure.EventHubs NuGet package

In this episode, Ashish Chhabria joins Cecil to talk about some of the more advanced features of Azure Service Bus. They'll cover topics such as scheduling, deferred messages, duplicate detection, disaster recovery and more! [00:37] - Using sessions[04:46] - Auto Forwarding[07:24] - Scheduling messages[09:00] - Deferred messages[13:17] - Duplicate detection[16:00] - High availability and disaster recovery[22:49] - Security features for Azure Service BusUseful Links Azure Service Bus MessagingCompare Azure Messaging Services Azure Service Bus .NET ClientAzure Service Bus SamplesCloud messaging patternsAMQP

In this episode, Ashish Chhabria returns to talk to us about some of the core features and capabilities of Azure Service Bus. We will see demos of how to leverage things like Peek Lock, Receive Delete, Rules and Transactions. [00:32] - Core features of Azure Service Bus[01:21] - Peek Lock[05:49] - Receive and Delete[08:37] - Rules, Filters and Actions[12:58] - Service Bus TransactionsUseful Links Azure Service Bus MessagingCompare Azure Messaging ServicesAzure Service Bus SamplesCloud messaging patternsAMQP

In this episode, we're joined by Ashish Chhabria who is a Program Manager on the Azure Service Bus team. He's here to talk to us about where Service Bus fits in the Azure messaging landscape and also explain some of its target use cases. [00:50] - Uses cases for the Azure Messaging[08:40] - Point to point messaging[12:48] - Azure Service Bus Queues and Topics[17:28] - Sending messages (Demo)[19:34] - Azure Service Bus tiers[22:45] - Target scenarios for the futureUseful Links Azure Service Bus MessagingCompare Azure Messaging ServicesCloud messaging patternsAMQP

In this short video, Maira and Kendra will teach us a bit about expression bodied members in C#. To learn more about other C# features, head over to doc.microsoft.com/dotnet/csharp. Useful Links Expression bodied membersMore expression-bodied members in C# 7

In this video, Maira and Kendra will teach us how to make use of discards in C#. To learn more about other C# features, head over to doc.microsoft.com/dotnet/csharp. Useful Links Discards - C# GuideWhat's new in C# 7.0