dotnet-messaging-patterns

Saga orchestration in .NET event-driven architectures coordinates multi-step workflows like order processing and payments. This Skill provides guidance on implementing sagas using MassTransit, ensuring reliable asynchronous state management across distributed services.

Dead-letter queues with MassTransit and RabbitMQ capture failed messages to prevent data loss in event-driven systems. This Skill demonstrates how to configure durable messaging patterns that isolate unprocessable messages for later inspection and retry handling.

Exactly-once delivery in .NET messaging systems prevents duplicate processing by combining idempotent consumers with transactional outboxes. This Skill explains and implements delivery strategies to achieve exactly-once guarantees using Azure Service Bus and MassTransit.

Yes, it covers competing consumers for both RabbitMQ and Azure Service Bus. The Skill demonstrates how to scale message processing horizontally by allowing multiple consumer instances to pull from the same queue, improving throughput in .NET event-driven architectures.

Use publish/subscribe to broadcast events to all independent services simultaneously, and competing consumers to distribute workload among instances of the same service. This Skill outlines durable messaging patterns to determine the correct topology for reliable message delivery.

Yes, you can use MassTransit to build publish/subscribe messaging in .NET. This Skill provides guidance on implementing durable event-driven architectures, demonstrating how to route events reliably across Azure Service Bus or RabbitMQ brokers.