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Scaling Applications with Microservices, MassTransit 3, and RabbitMQ
Want to implement message-based architectures, such as microservices, using open source products? With a 2-hour investment, you'll be ready to build your own message-oriented distributed system!
Intermediate
- Course
Scaling Applications with Microservices, MassTransit 3, and RabbitMQ
Want to implement message-based architectures, such as microservices, using open source products? With a 2-hour investment, you'll be ready to build your own message-oriented distributed system!
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
Implementing message-based architectures is easier (and less costly) than ever before in Scaling Applications with Microservices, MassTransit, and RabbitMQ. You'll learn about many kinds of supported transports, with a focus on RabbitMQ. Next, you'll learn about the way RabbitMQ processes messages. Then, you'll be shown the basic MassTransit features as well as more advanced features, such as sagas. You'll also be engaged with messaging systems by watching a software-writing demo made for a virtual company. After watching this course, you will be able to implement a messaging architecture with MassTransit and RabbitMQ, completely for free.
Scaling Applications with Microservices, MassTransit 3, and RabbitMQ
Intermediate
Table of contents
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Version Check | 20s
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About This Course | 1m 28s
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Distributed Systems | 3m 50s
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The Message Broker | 1m 32s
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Messaging Patterns | 1m 46s
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Message Brokers and MSMQ | 1m 24s
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Microservices | 3m 20s
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When to Use Microservices: An Example | 2m 7s
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Setting up a Microservice Architecture | 5m 49s
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Messaging Scenarios | 1m 3s
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Summary | 58s
Roland is a Microsoft MVP enjoying a constant curiosity around new techniques in software development. His focus is on all things .Net and browser technologies.