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As Udi mentioned, there is an option for commercial NServiceBus support, I haven't seen that for MassTransit.

MassTransit is Apache 2.0 licensed and free for commercial production use, whereas NServiceBus is not.

I've used MassTransit longer than NServiceBus. On our project, we switched from NServiceBus to MassTransit for two reasons: If you want more features and better administration, go with RabbitMQ. If you choose MassTransit, now you will choose between MSMQ and RabbitMQ. The developers have been very responsive to our issues so far. If you're comfortable with using forums as a means of support, MassTransit is a great option. If you need commercial support, go for NServiceBus. If I had to summarize, here's what I'd say:

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Var generator = new ThumbnailGenerator () await Channel. The entire pipeline we created above could be rewritten using Open.ChannelExtensions: It can read from and write to channels, pipe channels into other channels, filter, batch, join, and more. This is where Open.ChannelExtensions comes in. WeвЂ™re done, right? Well, yes and noвЂ¦ Hello, Open.ChannelExtensions!ДЄfter writing a few pipelines of producers/consumers, the channel setup, writing, completion, вЂ¦ becomes cumbersome rather quickly.

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If you want to have a look at the full implementation, itвЂ™s available on GitHub. There are some good examples of producer/consumer patterns in the.

Similar to our previous producer, we Trењњomplete() the frontMatterChannel to let the next consumer know there will not be new data coming.ДЇor every step, weвЂ™ll do something like the above.

Since we are using await, this will essentially вЂњwaitвЂќ for capacity, while other tasks in our program can run. If there are 10 messages in there, the Task returned by WriteAsync(), by default, will not complete until capacity is available.

The frontMatterChannel channel is a bounded one.

The processed front matter is then posted to the next channel, frontMatterChannel.

If a message is present, we process the front matter.

While postPathsChannel has not been completed, we TryRead() messages.

PostsDirectory ) foreach ( var postPath in postPaths ) frontMatterChannel. Var generator = new ThumbnailGenerator () var postPaths = Directory. My code contains a class called ThumbnailGenerator, which does the heavy lifting:

Try to parse the YAML front matter (the header content here), to get the post title, author and publish date.

Read all filenames from the directory that contains my blog posts (a local copy of this).

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NET Core, and other posts have good examples of how to use it, such as Khalid AbuhakmehвЂ™s вЂњGenerate YouTube Thumbnails with ImageSharp and. ThereвЂ™s the excellent ImageSharp to generate images in. IвЂ™ll not dive into image generation itself too much. Example scenario: generating Twitter cards for my blogДЄs an example for this blog post, IвЂ™ll create a вЂњTwitter cards image generatorвЂќ for my blog. In this post, I will try to explain concurrency, producer/consumer, and concepts using a practical example, to refresh our collective memories. Why yes, there is! Using, we can create producer/consumer pairs, and we can even chain them together in a pipeline. Last week, I came across the following question: вЂњIs there an async producer/consumer collection these days in.

Producer/consumer pipelines with AugEdit on GitHub

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