.NET Core Microservices - Consume Message from Order API

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a payment API using RabbitMQ. It covers changing namespaces and class names, adding a message sender, consuming messages, and handling payment requests. The tutorial also explains how to publish messages to multiple destinations, comparing RabbitMQ with Azure Service Bus.

What is the first step in setting up the RabbitMQ consumer for the payment API?

• Remove the repository

• Change the namespace to payment API

• Change the class name to payment consumer

• Install the RabbitMQ client package

What needs to be copied from the order API to the payment API?

• The checkout header DTO

• The message sender

• The payment processor

• The queue declaration

What type of message will the payment API receive instead of a checkout header DTO?

• Invoice generation message

• Shipping details message

• Payment request message

• Order confirmation message

What is the purpose of using dependency injection in the payment API?

• To enhance security

• To resolve errors related to process payment

• To improve performance

• To simplify the code structure

How many places will the payment message be published to?

• Two

• One

• Four

• Three

What is a key difference between RabbitMQ and Azure Service Bus in this context?

• Azure Service Bus is faster

• RabbitMQ supports more message formats

• Azure Service Bus requires fewer configurations

• RabbitMQ needs a different implementation for multiple listeners

What is the result of calling the payment processor in the payment API?

• It returns a user profile

• It returns a transaction history

• It returns a boolean value

• It returns a payment ID