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keithh — Mon, 26 Nov 2012 17:18:37 GMT

WSP is currently installed on >9,000 production servers in Microsoft. A real-time monitoring application uses the event system for communications and monitors 100% of the IIS requests. Within 3 seconds, all http requests across all servers and all datacenters are aggregated, displayed on a console, and able to instigate alerts.

With one line in the config file, events can be persisted to a log file in a form ready to BCP into SQL.

The latest performance results that I have achieved using a 50 property .Net object (event object) on my development machine are:
* 40,000+ events / second to publish (includes serialization) with no listener
* 23,000+ events / second to publish (includes serialization) while persisting at 8,000+ events / second (includes deserialization and serialization)
* 20,000+ events / second to publish (includes serialization) and sending across machines at 4,000+ events / second with latency <1ms

Tags: architecture, BizTalk, distributed systems, ESB, event systems, eventing, Events, messaging, metrics, monitoring, networking, pub/sub, publish/subscribe, remoting, routing, Web Services, webservices, Rx (Reactive Extensions)

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keithh — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 01:32:05 GMT

WSP is currently installed on >8,000 production servers in Microsoft. A real-time monitoring application uses the event system for communications and monitors 100% of the IIS requests. Within 3 seconds, all http requests across all servers and all datacenters are aggregated, displayed on a console, and able to instigate alerts.

With one line in the config file, events can be persisted to a log file in a form ready to BCP into SQL.

The latest performance results that I have achieved using a 50 property .Net object (event object) on my development machine are:
* 40,000+ events / second to publish (includes serialization) with no listener
* 23,000+ events / second to publish (includes serialization) while persisting at 8,000+ events / second (includes deserialization and serialization)
* 20,000+ events / second to publish (includes serialization) and sending across machines at 4,000+ events / second with latency <1ms

Tags: architecture, BizTalk, distributed systems, ESB, event systems, eventing, Events, messaging, metrics, monitoring, networking, pub/sub, publish/subscribe, remoting, routing, Web Services, webservices

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keithh — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 05:05:42 GMT

Project Description
The Web Solutions Platform (WSP) event system is a general-purpose distributed publish/subscribe event system designed for high performance and low latency. Publish/subscribe is a common communication pattern though there are many variations to solve different scenario requirements. The event system provides the developer with a class library paradigm for publishing and subscribing to events. The events are developer-defined .Net classes which sub-class from the base event. This makes the system both easy to use and very extensible.

With one line in the config file, events can be persisted to a log file in a form ready to BCP into SQL.

The latest performance results that I have achieved using a 50 property .Net object (event object) on my development machine are:
* 40,000+ events / second to publish (includes serialization) with no listener
* 23,000+ events / second to publish (includes serialization) while persisting at 8,000+ events / second (includes deserialization and serialization)
* 20,000+ events / second to publish (includes serialization) and sending across machines at 4,000+ events / second with latency <1ms

Tags: architecture, BizTalk, distributed systems, ESB, event systems, eventing, Events, messaging, metrics, monitoring, networking, pub/sub, publish/subscribe, remoting, routing, Web Services, webservices

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keithh — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 19:38:48 GMT

Project Description
The Web Solutions Platform (WSP) event system is a general-purpose distributed publish/subscribe event system designed for high performance and low latency. Publish/subscribe is a common communication pattern though there are many variations to solve different scenario requirements. The event system provides the developer with a class library paradigm for publishing and subscribing to events. The events are developer-defined .Net classes which sub-class from the base event. This makes the system both easy to use and very extensible.

Tags: architecture, BizTalk, distributed systems, ESB, event systems, eventing, Events, messaging, metrics, monitoring, networking, pub/sub, publish/subscribe, remoting, routing, Web Services, webservices

View the "WSP Event System" paper for more detailed information.
http://www.codeplex.com/pubsub/Project/FileDownload.aspx?DownloadId=15135

In the Installs directory of the Source Code, you can find pre-built setup.exe files for x86 and amd64.

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keithh — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 16:49:21 GMT

Project Description
The Web Solutions Platform (WSP) event system is a general-purpose distributed publish/subscribe event system designed for high performance and low latency. Publish/subscribe is a common communication pattern though there are many variations to solve different scenario requirements. The event system provides the developer with a class library paradigm for publishing and subscribing to events. The events are developer-defined .Net classes which sub-class from the base event. This makes the system both easy to use and very extensible.

View the "WSP Event System" paper for more detailed information.
http://www.codeplex.com/pubsub/Project/FileDownload.aspx?DownloadId=15135

In the Installs directory of the Source Code, you can find pre-built setup.exe files for x86 and amd64.

Tags:
architecture
BizTalk
distributed systems
ESB
event systems
eventing
Events
messaging
metrics
monitoring
networking
pub/sub
publish/subscribe
remoting
routing
Web Services
webservices

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keithh — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 16:42:04 GMT

Project Description
The Web Solutions Platform (WSP) event system is a general-purpose distributed publish/subscribe event system designed for high performance and low latency. Publish/subscribe is a common communication pattern though there are many variations to solve different scenario requirements. The event system provides the developer with a class library paradigm for publishing and subscribing to events. The events are developer-defined .Net classes which sub-class from the base event. This makes the system both easy to use and very extensible.

View the "WSP Event System" paper for more detailed information.
http://www.codeplex.com/pubsub/Project/FileDownload.aspx?DownloadId=15135

In the Installs directory of the Source Code, you can find pre-built setup.exe files for x86 and amd64.

Tags:
architecture
BizTalk
distributed systems
ESB
event systems
eventing
Events
messaging
networking
pub/sub
publish/subscribe
remoting
Web Services
webservices

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