Using ServiceBus.Core.Rabbit

This sections explains about the usage and implementation for this provider, using RabbitMq.

As well known, RabbitMq is a fast, scalable, asynchronous message broker, used in many enterprise solutions widely.

In order to understand well this implementation, It's required a minimal concepts about Rabbit architecture, example about Queues, Brokers, Exchanges, protocolls etc.

Get Started

The easiest way to get started is by installing the available NuGet packages

Features

No RabbitMQ configuration

It's not mandatory configure your RabbitMQ components (Queues, Exchanges, Binding ecc) and other resources as needed, because this library does it for you using its own descriptors.

Asynchronous Messaging

Sending and receiving messages works in async way.

Easy horizontal scaling

Scaling is the easiest task to do, because you need to create new Subcribers (new WebAPIs, or batch deployments) in order to increase load balancing capabilities.

Use your existing REST microservices

Your current microservices could work as well via HTTP protocol, at the same time could work as Subscribers, so consuming messages listening RabbitMQ queues. With a little lines of code, you can transform your Web APIs in Message Oriented Architecture.

Customizable

Some components could be re-implemented, depending of use cases, example:

IDataFormatter - responsable to serializer and deserialize data
IHttpRestMessageSerializer - responsable to read & write Http Rest Messages into streams