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Utilizing MassTransit in .NET Core with RabbitMQ

Are you in search of an open-source distributed application framework designed for .NET, one that streamlines the development of message-based applications? MassTransit is the solution you've been seeking. It offers a straightforward yet robust means of constructing distributed systems using message-based architectural paradigms, including event-driven, publish/subscribe, and request/response patterns.

In the next few posts, I will explain my thoughts and guide you through the process of harnessing MassTransit within a .NET-based ASP.NET Core Web API.

By the conclusion of this series, you will be well-equipped to establish and configure a producer and consumer message service for RabbitMQ. We will also delve into some advanced RabbitMQ use cases and explore key concepts essential to effectively work with distributed solutions.

Project Directory Structures

Various methods exist for organizing a project's directory structure, but I have a particular preference. Prior to delving into that, let's examine the conventional approaches often suggested by templates and demoware and why they may not be the most advantageous choice.