Making Sense of Service Broker Inside the Black Box.

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Making Sense of Service Broker Inside the Black Box

About Me Colleen Morrow MCSE – Data Platform Principal Consultant at UpSearch Contributor to Tribal SQL Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Agenda Intro to Service Broker (What? Why? Where?) Service Broker Architecture Implementing a basic Service Broker environment Implementing a distributed environment Troubleshooting Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

What is Service Broker? Messaging service introduced in SQL Server 2005 Integrated into the database Managed via DDL Available in all editions –Express Edition only supported in conjunction with a different edition Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Why use Service Broker? (1) Asynchronous - long-duration processing is decoupled from client process Guaranteed message delivery – even if network is down Guaranteed message sequencing - internal locking and sequencing mechanisms guarantee messages are processed in order Performance - Service broker implementations can be scaled out to handle large workloads Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Why use Service Broker? (2) Durability - Service broker messages and conversations are persistent across server restarts Transactional - message management is part of data processing transactions Flexibility - messages can be sent inside the same database or to a server halfway around the world Easier application development - you don't need to worry about any of the above! Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Where can I use Service Broker? Auditing - event notifications Triggers – make them asynchronous! ETL – Change Data Capture (CDC) Distributed server-side processing for client applications - Order entry system Asynchronous batch processing DIY replication Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

SERVICE BROKER ARCHITECTURE Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Service Broker Architecture: Taxes Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Service Broker Architecture: Message Type Defines name and format of messages exchanged between services Optional validation, well-formed XML, XML of a specific schema, empty, or no validation Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Service Broker Architecture: Contract Specifies message types allowed in a conversation Which participant can send which message type Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value Taxpayer:IRS:

Service Broker Architecture: Queue Stores the messages for a particular service Each message is a row in the queue Hidden table – SELECT only (no insert/update/delete) Included in transactions, logging, backups, mirroring, etc. (just like a "real" table) Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Service Broker Architecture: Service Addressable endpoint for conversations Bundles up the message types, contract, and queue Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Creating the Service Broker architecture Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

SENDING SERVICE BROKER MESSAGES Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Sending messages: Conversation/Dialog Reliable, persistent bidirectional stream of messages between two services. Messages in a conversation are delivered in order, only once Can be short-lived, or span days, weeks, years Persistent across restarts Stays open until explicitly ended (unless a timer is placed on it) Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Sending messages: Dialog Participants Initiator - participant that begins a dialog Target - participant that accepts the dialog begun by the initiator Roles may be reversed between servers, depending on situation Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Sending messages: Service Program Stored procedure or external program that processes messages in a queue Internal activation - stored procedure is attached to the queue to process messages automatically as they arrive External activation – process/application outside of the SQL Server engine processes messages Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Putting it all together: How it works Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value Contract RequestMessage Message Type (Initiator)ReplyMessage Message Type (Target) TargetQueue sys.transmission_queue Target Service InitiatorQueue sys.transmission_queue Initiator Service Service Program SEND msg Message Ack

Sending and receiving messages Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

DISTRIBUTED SERVICE BROKER SYSTEMS Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Distributed Systems: Endpoint Defines port on which SQL Server listens for Service Broker communication over network Required when sending/receiving messages between multiple instances One Service Broker endpoint per instance Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Distributed Systems: Route Used to determine where to deliver messages Specifies the address for remote service Incoming messages also need route defined for local services Required when sending messages to a different instance Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Distributed Systems: Security Transport Security –Establishes authenticated network connection between SQL Server instances/Service Broker endpoints –Required for distributed deployment Dialog Security –Establishes secure, authenticated connection between Service Broker Services/Dialog endpoints Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Configuring a Distributed Solution Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Troubleshooting Sys.transmission_queue – transmission status SQL Server Error log – initiator and target SQL Server Profiler – Service Broker events Sending queue – sometimes Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

Review Intro to Service Broker (What? Why? Where?) Service Broker Architecture –Message types, contracts, queues, services Implementing a basic Service Broker environment –Dialogs, sending/receiving messages Implementing a distributed environment –Endpoints, routes, security Troubleshooting Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

QUESTIONS? Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value

THANK YOU! Protect, unlock and optimize your data’s value Session Evaluation:Event Evaluation: