DIRECT EXCHANGE TYPE | RabbitMQ from DOTNET | Amazon MQ

An Exchange in RabbitMQ is a routing mechanism that sends messages to different queues.

The type of exchange determines how an Exchange sends the messages to Queues. RabbitMQ supports different Exchange types, and in this video, we will learn about the Direct Exchange Type, how to set it up, how it works, and when to use it.

We will learn
• What is an Exchange
• Binding and Routing Keys
• Setting Up Direct Exchange from .NET application
• Direct Exchange and Different Binding Scenarios in Action

I will use Amazon MQ, a managed message broker service that supports ActiveMQ and RabbitMQ engine types, to host my RabbitMQ instance. However, you can use one of the various options that RabbitMQ provides to host your instance.

Thanks to AWS for sponsoring this video.

00:00 Introduction
00:45 What is an Exchange?
01:47 Binding and Routing Keys
02:43 Direct Exchange
04:04 Code Walkthrough
05:11 Create Exchange
05:47 Publish Messages To Exchange
06:16 Specify Routing Key
07:16 Create Binding
10:37 Demo
11:35 Second Queue Binding
12:28 No Matching Routing Key
12:41 Rabbit MQ Console
15:00 No Consumer
16:00 Multiple Bindings
17:14 1 Routing Key 2 Queues
18:20 Conclusion

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[nallaperumalthanthondri]

Excellent tutorial. Concepts are well-organized.