Blogs @ IRM

At IRM we often use this picture to talk about the stable parts of the business. Actually we have used it at least during the eight years I‘ve been working here. The least stable part is the organisation itself. Many of us have been affected by organisational changes during the last year and just as many of us will be affected by a change this ...

MiniBuss is a micro service bus framework over msmq which consists of less than 400 lines of code, sitting inside one single source file. The project is hosted over at http://minibuss.codeplex.com Thanks to @CodingInsomnia for testing out the MiniBuss stuff a bit more than I did For the samples, and for my initial testing code, I used a shared ...

This last year our company has invested quite some time in looking at CQRS, which led to looking at great looking service-buses like nServiceBus, Rhino Service Bus and Mass Transit, which led me to do some bus-coding on my own, mostly for fun and for learning MSMQ. Inspired by the service buses mentioned above, the result became a ...

This is my third post (part 1, part 2) with notes from my exploration of Rhino Service Bus and in this I will focus on how to set everything up for Pub/Sub when having IIS as a host. The first thing that must be done is to choose a strategy for where to do the initialization of the bus and other parts of the service/application. Here is a good ...

I recently blogged about getting started with Rhino Service Bus for publishing and subscribing to events. If you did not read that post, I recommend you to do that before continuing since I will just outline my modifications in this post. My scenario is that I want to decouple things that happens when my server is getting a command. I would like ...

I have a project where I want to start publishing events on the server and then have a consumer subscribing to these events and take action. First I took a quick look at nServiceBus, but I also thought that it would be interesting to see what else exists on the .NET platform. I found both Mass Transit and Rhino Service Bus (RSB). I decided that ...

In my struggle to use Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in better ways to get more value out of it and not ending up with anemic models, I began reading about Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) and Event Sourcing. These are two patterns that fit very well with DDD and two of the most influent thinkers in this area is Greg Young and Udi ...