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Discover how to build a robust webhook processing system that scales effortlessly with your growing business needs. In this video, we will implement a queue-based architecture that transforms webhook handling from a potential bottleneck into a scalable solution.

By publishing incoming webhooks as messages to a queue, you gain the flexibility to distribute processing across multiple consumers, effectively managing high loads and ensuring reliable delivery. Learn how this architecture prevents system overload and provides the foundation for a resilient webhook infrastructure that grows with your application.

Building Async APIs in ASP.NET Core - The Right Way
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Using MassTransit with RabbitMQ and Azure Service Bus
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Implementing The Saga Pattern With Rebus And RabbitMQ
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Chapters
0:00 How to scale message consumers
1:53 Consumer service + Fanout pattern
7:48 Running the updated solution
8:42 Scaling out the Consumer service

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Learn how to scale the consumer side of an event-driven webhook system by introducing a new service. By decoupling components and using a message broker like RabbitMQ, the setup can handle a large number of subscribers efficiently. The guide covers setting up an ASP.NET Core web API, managing dependencies, and creating multiple service instances for load balancing and independent scaling.

Fanout Pattern: Scale Your Message Consumers to Infinity