Publishing and consuming messages in Azure Service Bus using .NET Core | Azure Tutorial

Hello everybody I'm Nick and in this .NET tutorial I will show you how you can publish messages into topics and queues in .NET Core and how you can also consume those messages. We will touch upon subscription filtering as well to only get notified for the messages that we are interested in.

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[gabriel-beserra]

I thought azure service bus was a very complex subject but you made it very clear and easy to understand. Thank you!

[devalmeida]

Nick you have a fantastic didactic! Im brazilian and i understand perfectly your explanation about this section!!!
Thanks so much.

[marekgrzebyk]

Before I have watched your video I have read the documentation and tutorial (regarding Queues) but I wasn't 100% confident about what I am doing. 25 minutes later and my code works just fine. Thank you!

[nitinmistry]

Amazing tutorial.
It was fast and to the point.
I loved the pace as I like to learn quickly and that's exactly what you shared.
Thank you so much!!

[matthiashermsen]

based on your videos to CQRS I would love to see a video for Event Sourcing :)

[MrDoeJoe]

Best tutorial ever, please add more Azure content, great work Nick!

[codezard]

You got one new Subscriber.
Thanks for making such valuable content. Keep it up.

[CoFloCipher]

Wow, what a fantastic, concise, and informative video! Thank you so much!

[maunavarro]

Simply great video, just what I needed, amazing explanation, congrats.

[idrisfl]

Nice! really liked the example and the scenario described

[atulanand]

This is really good. thanks for sharing this video!

[chotansign]

Great tutorial and easy to understand. Thanks!!

[OvRaf]

that's a perfect tutorial, but behind a scene was left a real issue with further data processing, say saving messages in db.
Since getting messages is much more faster operation then writing in db some message(s) are stayed open for a while and as result be available for repeated reading

[mahmoudalaskalany]

much more appreciated man keep posting the cool stuff but if i may suggest can you do the same concept using rabbit mq or any messaging broker as we all don't have azure

[aayushchaturvedi]

Can you do a video for doing the same with Azure functions

[BenCraig]

Great video, Nick, but one question. Why not use a queue for customers and a queue for orders? What benefit do you get from using a single topic with filters over simply using two queues?

[mattiasengman]

Very nice video! One question, is there any tips on how to name the topics? If I have an event type, for example, OrderCreatedEvent.. Should every event type have it's own topic, or is it better to have one general topic to send multiple event types to..?

[kis.stupid]

Great video! Package is deprecated now, time to revamp :) Still very insightful. Where is the filter applied in code?

[ericaltvater]

Could you do a video explaining how to do this with the newer recommended Azure.Messaging.ServiceBus SDK?

[ibknl]

Hey thanks Nick. Can you also make a video on batching in service bus with latest version sdk Azure.messaging.serviceBus