Messaging Patterns to Transform Your Cloud Architecture

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Walks through concrete patterns with working code and real outcomes: C# service bus examples demonstrate point-to-point, 90% pub/sub claim for event-driven work, competing consumers, filtering, routing, dead‑letter handling, sequence convoy, request‑reply, scatter‑gather and saga. Uses Rabbit MQ, Azure/GCP/AWS primitives, Azure Functions, SQS/SNS and Durable Functions for implementations; shows legacy integration (Visual DataFlex, ASP NET) and a shipping/carrier price‑gathering system that times out at ~50s. Presents tradeoffs—latency, ordering, compensating logic—and whether each pattern actually reduced faults or simplified retries.

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1. 0:00Messaging patterns intro
2. 1:05Why messaging matters
3. 3:54Point-to-point basics
4. 6:23Publish-subscribe pattern
5. 9:12Competing consumers
6. 13:28Message filtering
7. 15:55Message routing
8. 18:03Dead letter queues
9. 21:35Sequence convoy
10. 24:47Request-reply pattern
11. 28:16Scatter-gather
12. 31:28Saga pattern
13. 36:05Choosing the right pattern
14. 37:07Q&A

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