Microservice Event-Driven Architecture

Welcome to the Microservice Event-Driven repository! This project demonstrates a microservices architecture utilizing event-driven communication patterns with a focus on RabbitMQ as the message broker.

Table of Contents

Overview Features Architecture Technologies Getting Started Usage Contributing License Contact

Prerequisites **.NET 8 SDK Docker RabbitMQ ** Overview

The Microservice Event-Driven project provides a reference implementation of a microservices architecture where services communicate through events. The system showcases how to integrate services using RabbitMQ and manage event-driven interactions to build scalable and resilient applications.

Features

Microservices Architecture: Modular services that can be independently developed, deployed, and scaled. Event-Driven Communication: Uses RabbitMQ for event-based messaging between services, promoting loose coupling and scalability. Service Integration: Examples of service integration and event handling. Resilience and Fault Tolerance: Techniques for ensuring reliable communication and handling failures.

Architecture The architecture consists of:

Microservices: Individual services implementing different business functionalities. RabbitMQ: The message broker used for facilitating event-based communication between services. Event Producers: Services that publish events to RabbitMQ. Event Consumers: Services that subscribe to and process events from RabbitMQ.

Technologies

.NET 8: Framework used for building the microservices. RabbitMQ: Message broker for handling event streams. Docker: Containerization for easy deployment and scaling. Docker Compose: Tool for defining and running multi-container Docker applications.

**Clone the Repository: **

**git clone https://github.com/ankitmori14/MicroserviceEventDriven.git cd MicroserviceEventDriven **