This Is What MassTransit Does to Your Message Broker | RabbitMQ

How does MassTransit integrate with your message broker? In this video, I'll explain how MassTransit connects with RabbitMQ. We'll discuss exchanges, bindings, and queues. I'll also show you how to implement the producer-consumer pattern. Lastly, we'll examine RabbitMQ and how it configures the messaging infrastructure.

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Chapters
0:00 RabbitMQ message broker
2:31 MassTransit integration with RabbitMQ
3:36 Stocks API integration overview
5:20 Running RabbitMQ with Docker Compose
6:10 Adding the MassTransit message consumer
9:01 Purchasing stocks and consuming messages
11:09 RabbitMQ exchanges, bindings, queues

[torrvic]

Thank you Milan! You’re such a smart boy! MassTransit is incredibly complex.

[atomicazure]

Please make a video on the Saga pattern to use in production.

[giteshsingh]

Will this work is saga pattern as well where multiple state machine are listning to same message? And could you please also go deep into handling failures is masstransit and saga. Thanks for your help

[Fikusiklol]

Good stuff with MT, love that framework <3

This is the default behavior, however you could and probably should override at least consumer's side endpoint topology and/or configuration. It all explained pretty good at MT docs.

[arnabmukherjee]

Hi Milan, is this code available on any public repository?

[alfonsdeda]

Hi Milan, great video!
When do you specify to publish go Exchange instead of queue?

[musmanbhatti]

Milan, Can we use MassTransit and RabbiqMQ for the outbox pattern? Is that a good idea?

[barefeg]

Is it possible to implement a fair queue in rabbitMQ?

[balloftitanium]

i'm familiar with mqtt & kafka, but not rabbitMQ

[amitkumdixit]

Nothing new. Need to raise the bar now.

[jesusdelarua]

Milan Jovanovic courses are great, but in many cases he fails to provide the course demo source code, so people can play with it, as Nick Chapsas, and Tim Corey do.