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So you build a Microservices system, but how will your services communicate? Ensuring your Microservices communication is loosely coupled is a great way to improve the design. You can implement this using a message broker like RabbitMQ and the MassTransit library. I'll show you how in this video.

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Chapters
0:00 What does our system look like
1:04 Adding the RabbitMQ docker container
1:38 Installing and configuring MassTransit
5:38 Defining message Contracts for loose coupling
7:02 Publishing messages with MassTransit IPublishEndpoint
10:25 Consuming messages with MassTransit IConsumer
15:32 Add consumers to MassTransit configuration
16:14 Implementing the GetArticle feature
20:22 Loosely coupled Microservices in action