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RabbitMQ by Example

This course will show you, in a practical way, how to use RabbitMQ in your .NET applications.

Intermediate
2h 44m
(457)

Created by Stephen Haunts

Last Updated Jan 13, 2023

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RabbitMQ by Example

This course will show you, in a practical way, how to use RabbitMQ in your .NET applications.

Intermediate
2h 44m
(457)

Created by Stephen Haunts

Last Updated Jan 13, 2023

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In this course, RabbitMQ by Example, you will see how to use RabbitMQ by using practical examples featuring a fictional company and a software development scenario based around taking card payments and purchase order payments. You'll start with an introduction to RabbitMQ and how it compares to Windows' default queue technology, MSMQ. As well as looking at RabbitMQ specifically, you will look at message queuing architectures, micro services, and how RabbitMQ can work as a broker for handling asynchronous and synchronous messages in this architecture. You will also get to explore the use of the topics exchange for routing and synchronous remote procedure calls. By the end of this course, you'll be ready to use RabbitMQ in your .NET applications.

RabbitMQ by Example
Intermediate
2h 44m
(457)
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Stephen Haunts
26 courses 4.2 author rating 4890 ratings

Stephen Haunts is an experienced Software Developer and Leader who has worked across multiple business domains including Computer Games, Finance, and Healthcare Retail and Distribution. Stephen has worked in languages ranging from Assembler, various forms of BASIC, to C and C++, and then finding his love of C# and .NET.

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