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Hi. As you can see, this is publish-subscribe relationship, that queue name is not importnat. I just created it to have some queue which we can track in RabbitMq UI. When you work with Pub-Sub, you don't care about the endpoint, it is the transfer type that matters, in this case the IOrderCreated interface. If you check my Event-Driven video, you will see there the Send method in use, which is considered as command. There, the endpoint matters. For pub-sub, we use events, and not commands.
Hi. I am not sure what you mean by not showing clearly. All the code related to MassTransit is shown in the video. The video quality is good there is no blur anywhere. So I am not sure about what you mean here. The name of the event is something you declare. Also, you can watch this video: th-cam.com/video/LHYOBHR2Ms4/w-d-xo.html to learn more about RabbitMQ.
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Hi thanks for useful information but I couldn't see where you set rabbitmq address ?
Thank you for watching the video. I didn't set the address. MassTransit knows it by default via configuration.
Great explanation, one doubt how does consumer know that it has to use "order-created-event" to receive messages.
Hi. As you can see, this is publish-subscribe relationship, that queue name is not importnat. I just created it to have some queue which we can track in RabbitMq UI. When you work with Pub-Sub, you don't care about the endpoint, it is the transfer type that matters, in this case the IOrderCreated interface. If you check my Event-Driven video, you will see there the Send method in use, which is considered as command. There, the endpoint matters. For pub-sub, we use events, and not commands.
How to use in two different solutions like producer as different project in one solution and consumer as different project in another solution
Hi. You can watch my Event-Driven Architecture video, maybe it can answer that question: th-cam.com/video/S3IAVii92xw/w-d-xo.html
There are some parts of the code that are not showing clearly, and how do you know the queue name is "order-created-event", can you redo that?
Hi. I am not sure what you mean by not showing clearly. All the code related to MassTransit is shown in the video. The video quality is good there is no blur anywhere. So I am not sure about what you mean here. The name of the event is something you declare. Also, you can watch this video: th-cam.com/video/LHYOBHR2Ms4/w-d-xo.html to learn more about RabbitMQ.
Thank you :)
You are most welcome. Thank you too for watching.
Hi, it would be nice to show with draws what is happening and how it works on each step
Well, I would need a lot of diagrams for that :) I thought having the step by step code implementation would be enough to understand the process.
hi, firstable u did amazing job thx for video and did u share this repo on github?
Hello. Thank you for watching and the kind words. I am glad you liked the video. The source code is part of the patreon benefits with some additional benefits regarding our products. The link is in the description section.