Introduction

ServiceBus.Core is a messaging framework designed to provide a consistent abstraction over message-oriented middleware platforms.

The framework separates:

• messaging contracts;
• transport implementation;
• serialization strategy;
• topology definition.

This separation allows applications to remain focused on business logic while transport-specific concerns are isolated inside provider implementations.

Current Provider

At the moment the framework ships with a RabbitMQ implementation:

• ServiceBus.Core.Rabbit
• ServiceBus.Core.Rabbit.V7

However, the architecture was intentionally designed to allow additional providers in the future.

Examples include:

• ActiveMQ Artemis
• Redis Pub/Sub
• Azure Service Bus
• Apache Kafka

Design Philosophy

The framework follows a descriptor-driven approach.

Instead of manually creating queues, exchanges and bindings directly through RabbitMQ APIs, topology and runtime behavior are described through descriptors.

This approach improves:

• maintainability;
• configurability;
• deployment flexibility;
• environment portability.