Request Response Messaging Pattern with MassTransit

is there any way to use exchange names for publisher?

You always make the videos I most need. Thank you !

How does it correlate response properly , doesn’t seem to enable sessions on a queue?

Great Video. Where can I download the source code for this?

I requested you that make a video on .NET Core, static file response compression. Pre-Compress (br / gzip) or run time by .NET Core or IIS. Which are best and how to implement

MassTransit+RabbitMq ，The consumer fails and can be put into the standby queue. What needs to be done?

Hello Milan,
Would you please consider making a course about Microservices?
I love so much your videos !

But I guess the UI composition technique is better in this scenario.

Hi Milan, awesome content as always! Is it a good practice to completely remove the use of MediatR and switch to Request/Response with MassTransit (InMemory, perhaps)? I'm a bit confused, but don't both serve the same purpose? Could you please provide some insights on this? Thank you very much.

great video! How about making your next one on Circuit Breakers or Bulkhead pattern or more on MassTransit ? I'm sure it would be awesome

Is there a particular reason why you declare records with getter and setter instead e.g. just declare the GetArticleViwesRequest as public record GetArticleViewsRecord(Guid Id);?
This would save you some lines of code..

Great video.

One doubt, when we use AsNoTracking in EF, we need to call it at beggining or end of query?

The reason you said you register the ArticleViewsService as scoped is because IRequestClient is also scoped, how is it possible to generally check by DI container and the dependency chain to make sure I don't do anything funny in the registration I wasn't supposed to do?
Is there a tool to see all the DI chain or the places where things are not using the same registration type?

Can we use mass transit if we are making this cloud native microservices ? Benefit of using mass transit ?

You should probably handle timeouts for Requests as well because there is no guarantee you'll get a Response. This is one of the fun things about Event driven systems 🙂

Don't see any added benefit in this use case. One more failure point in the response cycle.

Great video! Please consider creating a series of videos about MassTransit, with a focus on topics like State Machines, Routing Slips, and more. MassTransit is a fantastic library to be used within microservices!

Excellent video @MilanJonovicTech, is it possible to get a tutorial about Kafka