Using MassTransit With RabbitMQ in .NET Applications

In this video, we'll learn how we use the open-source, distributed application library MassTransit with RabbitMQ in ASP.NET Core apps. When working with RabbitMQ, producers can send messages to a couple of different endpoints: Queues and Exchanges

So, the difference between these two is that when a producer sends directly to a queue, this message will be received by all consumers of that queue. On the other hand, an exchange receives messages from producers, and depending on its configuration, will send the message to one or many queues. We must create a binding, to ensure our messages get sent from our exchange to one or many queues.

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[CodeMaze]

Thank you all for watching and for your support.

[prabhatmaurya]

Great explanation, one doubt how does consumer know that it has to use "order-created-event" to receive messages.

[miaucabogdansorin]

Hi, it would be nice to show with draws what is happening and how it works on each step

[GiangNguyen-dxck]

There are some parts of the code that are not showing clearly, and how do you know the queue name is "order-created-event", can you redo that?

[ismailak]

hi, firstable u did amazing job thx for video and did u share this repo on github?