Implementing the Reactive Manifesto with Azure and AWS

—Introdction the Presentation Layer 1m 51s
—Demo: Azure Service Bus Topics 3m 15s
—Topics, Publishers and Subscribers 0m 55s
—Demo: Abstracting the Azure SDK 3m 46s
—Abstracted Messaging Clients 0m 53s
—Demo: Creating the SignalR Website 1m 55s
—Demo: Broadcasting Notifications in SignalR 5m 34s
—Server Push Pattern 2m 26s
—Demo: Client Pull 2m 13s
—Client Pull Pattern 2m 28s
—Demo: Server Startup 4m 50s
—Server Startup Pattern and Module Summary 3m 44s

—Introducing the Middle Layer 2m 5s
—Workflows and Message Handlers 4m 20s
—Demo: Record-song-play, Storage Layer 4m 2s
—Demo: Record-song-play, Message Handler 3m 22s
—Demo: Record-song-play, SignalR Hub 3m 49s
—The Record-song-play Workflow 2m 16s
—Demo: Compute-top10, Mongo Query 4m 55s
—Demo: Compute-top10, Message Handler 2m 17s
—The Compute-top10 Workflow 1m 46s
—Demo: Get-current-top10, Message Handler 3m 26s
—The Get-current-top10 Workflow 2m 2s
—Demo: Azure Migration, MongoDB 4m 10s
—Demo: Azure Migration, Message Handlers 4m 39s
—Demo: Azure Migration, SignalR Website 2m 7s
—Azure Migration and Module Summary 2m 30s

—Introducing Redundancy 1m 48s
—Module Outline 2m 13s
—Demo: Level 0 Redundancy 4m 13s
—Level 0 Redundancy 3m 9s
—Demo: Level 1 Redundancy with MongoDB 6m 33s
—Demo: level 1 Redundancy with Azure Cloud Services 3m 22s
—Level 1 Redundancy 2m 33s
—Demo: Level 2 Redundancy with MongoDB 2m 44s
—Demo: Level 2 Redundancy with Azure Worker Roles 1m 38s
—Demo: Level 2 Redundancy with Azure Web Roles 6m 22s
—Level 2 Redundancy 2m 40s
—Demo: Refactoring the Messaging Layer 4m 5s
—Demo: the Composite Messaging Client 5m 12s
—Demo: the Message Handler Windows Service 1m 22s
—Dual-running with Azure and Amazon Web Services 2m 10s
—Demo: Level 3 Redundancy with MongoDB 3m 49s
—Demo: Level 3 Redundancy with EC2 workers 1m 40s
—Demo: Level 3 Redundancy with Elastic Beanstalk Web applications 4m 8s
—Demo: Level 3 Redundancy with SQS and SNS 2m 19s
—Level 3 Redundancy 6m 9s
—Demo: Level 4 Redundancy with a MongoDB Arbiter 1m 49s
—Demo: Level 4 Redundancy with EC2 Workers 1m 16s
—Demo: Level 4 Redundancy with Elastic Beanstalk Web Applications 1m 59s
—Demo: Level 4 Redundancy 2m 26s
—Module Summary 4m 43s

—Introducing Scaling 2m 40s
—Optimizing the Implementation 0m 51s
—Demo: Optimizing the Web Layer 1m 30s
—Demo: Optimizing the Message Handlers 3m 20s
—Demo: the Optimized Application 0m 40s
—Optimizing the Infrastructure 3m 14s
—Demo: Running MongoDB as active-active 1m 47s
—Demo: Running the Messaging Layer as active-active 2m 7s
—Scaling and sharding MongoDB 5m 4s
—Demo: Scaling up MongoDB 2m 12s
—Scaling up MongoDB 2m 25s
—Demo: Auto-Scaling Azure Web Roles 2m 28s
—Demo: Auto-Scaling AWS Elastic Beanstalk Applications 2m 41s
—Demo: Auto-Scaling Azure Worker Roles 1m 4s
—Demo: Auto-Scaling AWS EC2 Instances 3m 22s
—Demo: Load Testing with blitz.io 3m 16s
—Auto-Scaling 4m 48s
—Module summary 1m 26s

—Course Summary 5m 9s