Trying Out Your Event Broker Service

If you haven't already done so, start by Creating Your First Event Broker Service. Assuming that you have now created an event broker service, this getting started tutorial walks you through trying your new event broker service. You will connect a publisher and a subscriber, subscribe to a topic, and publish a matching message to try out the event broker service .

This tutorial is to demonstrate the most basic event interaction using messaging. This tutorial will show you the following tasks:

1. Go to the Try Me! Page
2. Subscribe to a Topic
3. Publish a Matching Message

Go to the Try Me! Page

To access the Try Me! page:

1. Log in to the PubSub+ Cloud Console if you have not done so yet. The URL to access the Cloud Console differs based on your authentication scheme. For more information, see Logging In to the PubSub+ Cloud Console.

2. In the Cloud Console, click the Cluster Manager card or the icon on the left navigation bar.
3. On the Services page, in the top-left, select the environment that contains your event broker service.
4. Click the card for your event broker service. The event broker service details page opens.
5. On the Service Details page select the Try-Me! tab.
6. Click Open Broker Manager.
7. In the Publisher panel, in the Establish Connection section, click the expand icon .
8. To connect to the event broker service copy the following connection information from the Try-Me! tab into Broker Manager under Establish Connection:
1. Copy the value for Client Username and paste it into the Client Username field.
2. Copy the value for Client Password and paste it into the Client Password field



9. In the Subscriber panel, click Connect.

   

10. Check that beside the Establish connection text, the previously red link icon changes to a green, which indicates that the Publisher and Subscriber applications are correctly connected.
    

Subscribe to a Topic

In the Subscriber panel under Topic Subscriber click Subscribe to subscribe to the flight/> topic. After you click the button, the subscribed topic appears. You can also try the clicking the suggested topics under Suggestions or inputting your own in the text box. See Understanding Topics to learn more about topics.

Publish a Matching Message

In the Publisher panel, click Publish to publish a message to the topic.

You should see that the message has been sent from the Publisher and received by the Subscriber.

Next Steps

You have now exchanged a message between a publisher and a subscriber. Want to learn more?

• Learn how to create a queue on your new event broker service.
• See the other APIs you can use for Developing Applications with PubSub+ Cloud