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Overview
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Basic Concepts
Why Brighter?
Brighter Configuration
Basic Configuration
How Configuring the Command Processor Works
How Configuring a Dispatcher for an External Bus Works
RabbitMQ Configuration
AWS SNS Configuration
Kafka Configuration
Azure Service Bus Configuration
Azure Archive Provider Configuration
Darker Configuration
Basic Configuration
Brighter Request Handlers and Middleware Pipelines
Building an Async Pipeline of Request Handlers
Basic Configuration
How to Implement an Async Request Handler
Requests, Commands and an Events
Dispatching Requests
Dispatching An Async Request
Returning results from a Handler
Using an External Bus
Message Mappers
Routing
Building a Pipeline of Request Handlers
Passing information between Handlers in the Pipeline
Failure and Dead Letter Queues
Supporting Retry and Circuit Breaker
Failure and Fallback
Feature Switches
Guaranteed At Least Once
Outbox Support
Inbox Support
EFCore Outbox
Dapper Outbox
Dynamo Outbox
MSSQL Inbox
MySQL Inbox
Postgres Inbox
Sqlite Inbox
Dynamo Inbox
Darker Query Handlers and Middleware Pipelines
How to Implement a Query Handler
Health Checks and Observability
Logging
Monitoring
Health Checks
Telemetry
Command, Processors and Dispatchers
Command, Processor and Dispatcher Patterns
Under the Hood
How The Command Processor Works
How Service Activator Works
Event Driven Architectures
Microservices
Event Driven Collaboration
Event Carried State Transfer
Outbox Pattern
Task Queues
Using a Task Queue
FAQ
FAQ
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VERSION 10
Version Begins
Overview
Show me the code!
Basic Concepts
Why Brighter?
Brighter Configuration
Basic Configuration
How Configuring the Command Processor Works
How Configuring a Dispatcher for an External Bus Works
RabbitMQ Configuration
AWS SNS Configuration
Kafka Configuration
Azure Service Bus Configuration
Azure Archive Provider Configuration
Darker Configuration
Basic Configuration
Brighter Request Handlers and Middleware Pipelines
Building an Async Pipeline of Request Handlers
Basic Configuration
How to Implement an Async Request Handler
Requests, Commands and an Events
Dispatching Requests
Dispatching An Async Request
Returning results from a Handler
Using an External Bus
Message Mappers
Routing
Building a Pipeline of Request Handlers
Passing information between Handlers in the Pipeline
Failure and Dead Letter Queues
Supporting Retry and Circuit Breaker
Failure and Fallback
Feature Switches
Guaranteed At Least Once
Outbox Support
Inbox Support
EFCore Outbox
Dapper Outbox
Dynamo Outbox
MSSQL Inbox
MySQL Inbox
Postgres Inbox
Sqlite Inbox
Dynamo Inbox
Darker Query Handlers and Middleware Pipelines
How to Implement a Query Handler
Health Checks and Observability
Logging
Monitoring
Health Checks
Telemetry
Command, Processors and Dispatchers
Command, Processor and Dispatcher Patterns
Under the Hood
How The Command Processor Works
How Service Activator Works
Event Driven Architectures
Microservices
Event Driven Collaboration
Event Carried State Transfer
Outbox Pattern
Task Queues
Using a Task Queue
FAQ
FAQ
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