Why and How to Use RabbitMQ as a Message Broker with .NET Core

A Message Queue (MQ)/ Message Broker is a communication method used for asynchronous data exchange between different components of a system. It allows applications to send messages to a queue and ensures that the messages are processed at a later time, possibly by different services, even if the sender and receiver are not interacting in real-time.

Why & How You Use Message Broker using .NET Core

Why you need use Message Queue (MQ):

• Decoupling of services
• Load balancing
• Event-driven architectures
• Reliable communication between microservices

Popular message queue systems include RabbitMQ, Azure Service Bus, Amazon SQS, and Kafka.

How can you use Message Queue(MQ) / Message Broker ?

To Develop a professional Message Queue (MQ)-based application using .NET 8 involves more than just basic functionality. A real-world project includes proper architectural patterns, dependency injection, logging, exception handling, configuration management, testing, and deployment considerations.

Key Features:

• ASP.NET Core Web API with dependency injection.
• RabbitMQ integration for sending…