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RabbitMQ Topic Exchange Explained Paid Members Public
Topic Exchanges in RabbitMQ route messages based on wildcard matches on the message routing key specified on the queue binding. With Topic Exchanges, consumers can subscribe to topics they are interested in, like subscribing to a feed or individual tags.
RabbitMQ Headers Exchange Explained Paid Members Public
Headers Exchange in RabbitMQ routes messages using message headers to route messages. Let’s explore how Header Exchanges work in RabbitMQ, underlying concepts and see it in action from a .NET application.
5 Recommended Patterns When Using Cancellation Token in .NET Paid Members Public
Are you blindly passing around the CancellationToken to all your functions? If so, you are likely using CancellationTokens in the wrong way. Let’s learn five good practices when using Cancellation Tokens in your application code.
A .NET Programmer's Guide to CancellationToken Paid Members Public
Imagine having a long-running request triggered by a user on your server. But the user is no longer interested in the result and has navigated away from the page. However, the server is still processing that request and utilizing resources until you come along and implement Cancellation Tokens in the
RabbitMQ Fanout Exchange Explained Paid Members Public
A Fanout Exchange type in RabbitMQ routes messages to all of the queues bound to it, ignoring the routing key. Let's understand how to set up a Fanout Exchange and how it routes messages to consumers.
RabbitMQ Direct Exchange Explained Paid Members Public
A Direct Exchange routes messages to queues whose binding key matches the message routing key. Let's understand how to set up a Direct Exchange and how it routes messages to consumers.