The video tutorial demonstrates how to set up debugging points in the Azure Service Bus consumer, verify message presence, and run the Order API to check breakpoints. It further explores examining message properties and verifying order creation in SQL Server. The tutorial concludes by summarizing the process of consuming and processing messages in a microservice architecture.

What is the purpose of adding a debugging point in the Azure service bus consumer?

• To confirm the subscription is active

• To ensure the message is sent correctly

• To verify the connection string and topic name

• To check the message is received and processed

What should happen when you run the order API project?

• A new message should be created

• The subscription should be updated

• The breakpoint should be hit

• The message should be deleted from the service bus

What is verified by examining the Erasmus Message field?

• The message is correctly formatted

• The message contains the expected properties

• The message is deleted after processing

• The message is sent to the correct topic

What indicates that the order creation logic is working correctly?

• The order header is missing

• The payment status is true

• The message is not processed

• The card total matches the number of items

What is the final step to confirm the order processing is successful?

• Check the service bus for new messages

• Restart the order API project

• Update the subscription settings

• Verify the order details in SQL Server