Derek Comartin

Once you start doing in-process request & event dispatching, you’ll soon want to move out-of-process so you can isolate work from the caller/invoker. This is often times the next logical step if you’re using MediatR for commands and especially for events/notifications. Here’s how you can do use the same paradigm for in-process and out-of-process using Brighter and RabbitMQ. YouTube Check out my YouTube channel where I post all kinds of content that accompanies my posts including this video showing you how to move work out-of-process. MediatR For those unfamiliar with MediatR library or the mediator pattern: In software engineering, the mediator pattern defines an… Read More »Moving work Out-of-Process using Brighter and RabbitMQ

When notifying other parts of a system of state changes I recommend creating integration events (also referred to as notifications). They are really low coupling because the producer doesn’t care who the consumers are. They simply publish integration events to a message broker and go on their merry way. Loosely Coupled Monolith This blog post is apart of a series of posts I’ve created around Loosely Coupled Monoliths. Although not specific to a monolith as this blog post applies to many architectures including microservices. Loosely Coupled Monolith Overview Solution & Project Structure YouTube Check out my YouTube channel where I… Read More »Thin vs Fat Integration Events