Getting Started .NET Core Microservices RabbitMQ (Udemy.com)

Build .NET Core Microservices using RabbitMQ Messaging

( 171 Reviews )

Created by: Manish Narayan

Produced in 2019

What you will learn

.Net Core Microservices
RabbitMQ
Messaging
Architecture

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Overall Score : 84 / 100

Course Description

Get Started with .
NETCore Microservices using RabbitMQ!
Are you a student or professional in the field of softwareengineering or maybe contemplating an educational orcareer move to the software engineeringworld? Have you been looking for a quick and easy way to get up and running with .
NETCore coupled with Microservices using RabbitMQmessaging and don't want to go through an overwhelming amountof material just to get your environment setup and ready for building yourown apps that interact with data?
Don't worry asTHIS IS THE COURSE FOR YOU!
In my course, I will teach you how to get your environment setup for .
NET Core Microservices utilizing RabbitMQmessaging, and help you to build your first set of apps that apply a Microservice Architecture design pattern through a step-by-step guided approach. Take this course and feel proud of the fact that you will be one step closer towardsthe rewarding field of Software Engineering using .
NETtechnologies!
Who this course is for:
Students and Professionals who want to master .
Net Core Microservices using RabbitMQ

Time: 4.5h

Instructor Details

Manish Narayan

4.2 Rating
171 Reviews

Professor Manish Narayan had a passion for teaching since an early stage in his career and his vision is to share his wealth of knowledge and subject matter expertise with all students and professionals at any level across universities and companies world wide.
An educational background in Mathematical Physics (B.S.), Aerospace Engineering (M.S.) coupled with years of Software Architecture and Development, Professor Narayan currently lectures as a Professor of Mechanical Engineering, has taught various technical seminars at Fortune 100 companies including General Motors, Lockheed Martin, The Aerospace Corporation, and U.S. Air Force

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By Shadab on 11/21/2020

good, nice architecture and pattern to demonstration

By Ricardo Pfeuti on 11/21/2020

Course is great but instructor don't answer questions

By Alessandro do Rosrio on 11/21/2020

Very good explanations. The instructor demonstrates a lot of knowledge on the subject.

By Patthana Tothawee on 11/14/2020

This course show step by step to user RabbitMQ service .

By Medha Chidambaram Bhat on 11/7/2020

Migration not working

By Nelson Roza Junior on 11/7/2020

Nice course.

By Henrik Andoff on 11/7/2020

The overall structure is good. You more or less watch the teacher write out the application. Understanding how all the bits and pieces fit together is kind of up to you to figure out as you follow along. It would have been nice to sometimes pause, and draw, maybe with boxes, how stuff is supposed to fit together in a little more detail than the birds eye view shown at start. Also, it is way more API coding than Rabbit MQ.

By Jack S on 11/7/2020

Great introduction to RabbitMQ, however it can be a bit complicated if you're a beginner developer. The course states a basic technical background is required, however I felt some of the concepts covered in this course (not just on RabbitMQ) are at an experienced developer.

By Victor Shevtsov on 10/21/2020

I was pretty happy at the first half of the course because lector showed very interesting and promising things. Presentation of the course's material looks very good and everything is clear from the first time.
But the second half is just a waste of student's time. Seeing for an hour of how to copy/paste and then rename is not the best time way to spend a time.
The lector promised to show but didn't shed a light on the following things:
- Logging with EventBus
- Retry policy with Polly
And the most important question: what happened to the Amount value of the Account entity? Shouldn't it be updated when a transfer is completed? There are many important things that could be explained in the course that would increase the value of the course.
Firstly I though to buy the Clean Architecture course mentioned several times in videos, but now I'm not sure I will do.

By Marko Acanski on 10/15/2020

Excellent tutorial, real hands-on walkthrough!

By Leonty Lahman on 10/15/2020

Installation process was explained and shown properly.

By Nathan Thompson on 10/14/2020

There are a lot of items that do not work well anymore and require a bit of trial and error. The problem comes where the instructor has abounded this training, so if you need help you have to hope someone else will respond.