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• date: 10 April 2023
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What you'll learn
Understand messaging concepts and protocols in .NET.
Learn to use RabbitMQ for scalable and reliable messaging.
Explore different types of exchanges and message entities.
Work with RabbitMQ in local, Docker, and cloud environments.

Requirements
basic knowledge of .net programming is required

Description
This course on RabbitMQ in .NET covers the basics of messaging and messaging protocols, and then dives into the features and capabilities of RabbitMQ, a popular message broker. The course covers the main message entities in RabbitMQ, including exchanges, queues, and bindings, and explores different types of exchanges, such as direct, fanout, topic, and headers exchanges.The course also covers how to work with RabbitMQ in different environments, including local development environments, Docker containers, and cloud environments like GKE, AKS, and EKS. You'll learn how to use RabbitMQ to build scalable and reliable distributed systems in .NET, and explore different types of messaging patterns, such as publish/subscribe, request/response, and message routing.Throughout the course, you'll use C# and .NET to write code examples and build sample applications that demonstrate the concepts and techniques covered in the lectures. You'll also learn how to use the RabbitMQ .NET client library to interact with RabbitMQ, and explore best practices for designing and deploying RabbitMQ-based systems in production environments.By the end of this course, you'll have a solid understanding of RabbitMQ and how to use it to build scalable and reliable distributed systems in .NET. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn about messaging and RabbitMQ, or an experienced developer looking to expand your skills, this course has something for you.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is messaging ?

Lecture 3 Messaging Protocols

Lecture 4 What is AMQP ?

Lecture 5 What is RabbitMQ ?

Lecture 6 RabbitMQ Message Entities

Lecture 7 Exchanges

Lecture 8 Queues

Lecture 9 Bindings

Lecture 10 RabbitMQ Message

Section 2: RabbitMQ installation

Lecture 11 RabbitMQ installation on Windows

Lecture 12 RabbitMQ installation on Ubuntu

Lecture 13 Rabbitmq installation using docker

Lecture 14 RabbitMQ instalation using GKE(Google Kubernetes Service)

Lecture 15 RabbitMQ installation using AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service)

Lecture 16 RabbitMQ installation using EKS(AWS elastic kubernetes service )

Section 3: Basic Examples

Lecture 17 Send simple message to queue

Lecture 18 Receive Message from queue

Section 4: Exchanges

Lecture 19 Direct Exchange Concept

Lecture 20 Direct Exchange Example

Lecture 21 Fanout Exchange Concept

Lecture 22 Fanout Exchange Example

Lecture 23 Topic Exchange Concept

Lecture 24 Topic Exchange Example

Lecture 25 Header Exchange Concept

Lecture 26 Header Exchange Example

Section 5: Dead Letter Queue

Lecture 27 Dead Letter Queue Introduction

Lecture 28 Dead-Letter Queue example with TTL

Section 6: RabbitMQ Management

Lecture 29 Creating Users

Lecture 30 vHost (Virtual Host)

Section 7: Thank you

Lecture 31 Thank you

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