.NET Core Microservices - Implement RabbitMQ Cart Message

The video tutorial explains how to set up and configure RabbitMQ, focusing on creating connections and channels, declaring queues, and publishing messages. It covers the necessary properties like hostname, username, and password, and demonstrates the process of establishing a connection and creating a channel. The tutorial also clarifies the terminology differences between .NET and Java implementations and provides a step-by-step guide to declaring a queue and publishing a message using basic configurations.

What are the basic properties needed to connect to RabbitMQ?

• Host name, port number, and IP address

• Host name, username, and password

• Connection string, port number, and username

• Username, password, and API key

What is the purpose of creating a connection factory in RabbitMQ?

• To manage multiple queues

• To establish a connection to RabbitMQ

• To store messages temporarily

• To encrypt messages

In .NET, what is the method used to create a channel in RabbitMQ?

• createChannel

• createConnection

• createModel

• createSession

What does setting a queue as 'durable' mean in RabbitMQ?

• The queue will not accept new messages

• The queue will survive a server restart

• The messages in the queue will be encrypted

• The queue will automatically delete after use

What is the first step in sending a message to a RabbitMQ queue?

• Encrypt the message

• Serialize the object

• Define the exchange type

• Set the routing key

Which method is used to publish a message to a channel in RabbitMQ?

• basicQueue

• basicPublish

• basicDeliver

• basicSend

What parameter is set to null when publishing a message to a standard queue in RabbitMQ?

• Message body

• Queue name

• Exchange type

• Routing key