Distributed .NET Core (DShop) - Episode 3 [Subscribing RabbitMQ messages, API gateway]

In the third episode, we use RabbitMQ in order to subscribe to the commands being sent to the message broker. We also modify the API gateway to handle the new endpoint.

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Nice episode. The switch to rabbitMq from the dispatcher was a no-brainer. Just waiting the next episode :)

[AtmashkinMI]

In our project we extract contracts of each microservice into separate assembly which we publish to myget and share with other microservices that want to communicate with it. It contains commands that this microservice accepts and events that it publishes, this way there's no need to duplicate commands and events in other microservices. Versioning of packages helps to not tightly coupling microservices.

[segwitchannel]

i agree, don't over do re-usable codes you'll end up, no choice to implement things that are not necessary.

[ablgmv]

You have to be more popular) Thanks for this

[shripadangre]

Is there any material for microservices testing involving inter service communication

[damientohin]

Please what about the Request/Reply pattern ? I saw you are using "RawRabbit 2.0.0-rc5" and the "RequestAsync" method is not available, please can you share a way of accomplishing this ?

[Suriprofz]

Inherritance of the controller to share functionality is considered bad practice right

[segerlabs]

Just to clarify, the Discounts service was able to subscribe to the CreateDiscount command, even though it had a completely different fully qualified name?? How?

[ivandrofly]

One of the guys has voice just like a guys I used to watch his tutorial Ham Michaell one something like that!