Headers Exchange in RabbitMQ routes messages using message headers to route messages. A message is considered a match if the header's value matches that on the binding.
I use Amazon MQ, a managed message broker service that supports ActiveMQ and RabbitMQ engine types, to host my RabbitMQ instance. However, you can use one of the various options that RabbitMQ provides.
In this video, let’s explore
• RabbitMQ Headers Exchanges
• Underlying Concepts of Headers Exchange
• Headers Exchange in action from a .NET application.
Thanks to AWS for sponsoring this video.
00:00 Introduction
00:51 Headers Exchange
01:17 Key Concepts
01:49 x-match Header
02:18 Message Routing
03:26 Headers Exchange From .NET
06:10 Receiver
08:04 Demo
12:13 RabitmQ Management Console
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Additional Watching
📹RabbitMQ Series - https://bit.ly/rabbitmq-net-series
📹RabbitMQ Getting Started - https://youtu.be/4DDAGsXrNAQ
📹RabbitMQ ACK - https://youtu.be/jrLbUz_5Aiw
📹RabbitMQ Dispatching - https://youtu.be/HRudM2WTXHM
📹AWS Series - https://bit.ly/aws-net-series
📹 ASP Series - https://bit.ly/asp-net-core-series
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