Wolverine has the ability to schedule the delivery of messages for a later time. While Wolverine certainly isn’t trying to be Hangfire or Quartz.Net, the message scheduling in Wolverine today is valuable for “timeout” messages in sagas, or “retry this evening” type scenarios, or reminders of all sorts. If using the Azure Service Bus transport, … Continue reading Scheduled Message Delivery with Wolverine
One of the things I’m wrestling with right now is frankly how to sell Wolverine as a server side toolset. Yes, it’s technically a message library like MassTransit or NServiceBus. It can also be used as “just” a mediator tool like MediatR. With Wolverine.HTTP, it’s even an alternative HTTP endpoint framework that’s technically an alternative … Continue reading Wolverine’s HTTP Model Does More For You
A couple weeks back I started a new blog series meant to explore Wolverine’s capabilities for background processing. Working in very small steps and only one new concept at a time, the first time out just showed how to set up Wolverine inside a new ASP.Net Core web api service and immediately use it for offloading some processing … Continue reading Controlling Parallelism with Wolverine Background Processing
I’d love any feedback on any of this of course. And from something I wrote in a survey of sorts about the commercial product ideas down below yesterday (which is partially a response to a recent query wanting to know how Marten stacks up against AxonIQ from the JVM world): There’s definitely an opportunity for … Continue reading Recent Marten & Wolverine Improvements and Roadmap Update
The feature was built for a current JasperFx Software client, and came with a wave of developments across both Marten and Wolverine to support a fairly complex, mission critical set of application integrations. The PostgreSQL transport new to Wolverine was part of this wave. Some time next week I’ll be blogging about the Marten event … Continue reading Strict Ordered Message Handling wth Wolverine
Wolverine just got a new PostgreSQL-backed messaging transport (with the work sponsored by a JasperFx Software client!). The use case is just this, say you’re already using Wolverine to build a system with PostgreSQL as your backing database, and want to introduce some asynchronous, background processing in your system — which you could already do … Continue reading Wolverine’s New PostgreSQL Messaging Transport
A couple weeks back I started a new blog series meant to explore Wolverine’s capabilities for background processing. Working in very small steps and only one new concept at a time, the first time out just showed how to set up Wolverine inside a new ASP.Net Core web api service and immediately use it for … Continue reading Durable Background Processing with Wolverine
Hey, did you know that JasperFx Software offers formal support plans for Marten and Wolverine? Not only are we making the “Critter Stack” tools be viable long term options for your shop, we’re also interested in hearing your opinions about the tools and how they should change. We’re also certainly open to help you succeed with your software development projects on a consulting basis whether … Continue reading Wolverine’s Baked In Integration Testing Support
Hey, did you know that JasperFx Software offers formal support plans for Marten and Wolverine? Not only are we making the “Critter Stack” tools be viable long term options for your shop, we’re also interested in hearing your opinions about the tools and how they should change. We’re also certainly open to help you succeed with your software development projects on a consulting basis whether … Continue reading Background Work with Wolverine
I got a little feedback over the weekend that some folks newly encountering Wolverine for the first time think that it’s harder to use than some other tools because “it doesn’t do the message routing for you.” This fortunately isn’t true, but there’s obviously some work to do on improving documentation and samples to dispel … Continue reading Conventional Message Routing in Wolverine
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