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Learning - MassTransit Transactional Outbox Pattern

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By cfg.Configure Endpoints, Order.Order Date
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The Transactional Outbox pattern in MassTransit solves the critical problem of atomic operations between database transactions and message publishing in distributed systems. This learning document explores the pattern in depth, including its implementation in MassTransit, the differences between Bus Outbox and Consumer Outbox, and practical code examples. Context In our microservices architecture, we frequently need to update a database and publish events/messages atomically.
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ASP.NET Core Integration Testing Best Practises

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By cfg.Configure Endpoints, IValidator validator, IAsync Lifetime, Shipment Status.Created
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Integration testing is a type of software testing essential for validating the interactions between different components of an application, ensuring they work together as expected. The main goal of integration testing is to identify any issues that may arise when these components interact with each other. What are these components? For example: databases, caches, message queues, APIs, external services, etc. What is the difference between unit and integration testing?
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A little life hack when you work with Azure Service Bus and ASP.NET Core

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By using Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration, using System.Threading.Tasks, cfg.Configure Endpoints, Services. AddMassTransit HostedService
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Some of the features of your website require message queue integration. It is not a complex task for most developers. If you work with Azure infrastructure, you are able to choose Azure Service Bus as a queue engine. It sounds quite simple: just create Azure Resource, write some code and then be happy! But what would you say if the resources are limited? What will you do if there are several teammates in your team, and all of you have to debug queues at the same time?
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