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Tune in to the session replay of the latest On .NET as we discuss error management in messaging systems.
In this week's episode, Microsoft MVP Irina Scurtu talks about failed messages in RabbitMQ and Azure ServiceBus, in systems that use MassTransit. Drop in. https://msft.it/63326StdbC
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MassTransit v8.5.0 just released, updated the AWS SDK to v4.x, uses EF Core v9 for both net8.0/net9.0, and fixes the stalled receive endpoints when RabbitMQ closes the channel due to a consumer timeout.
github.com/MassTransit/...
MassTransit v8.4.1 was just pushed to NuGet, with several fixes, including Job Consumers and recurring job issues. Also added the ability to advance time on the in-memory transport to deliver scheduled messages in unit tests more quickly.
github.com/MassTransit/...
I was interviewed by @nickchapsas.com recently about the announced plans for MassTransit v9, and he just posted the video where I answer a lot of questions about the commercial aspects of the project, the future, and whatever else came up! Check it out!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcpg...
"We didn't write MassTransit because it was easy, we wrote it because we thought it would be easy." -anon
As stated in the announcement Q&A, the source code will likely remain open, only with a license change and additional requirement to purchase a license to use the v9 packages.
To follow up on today's announcement, I've updated the site to include a Q&A section with answers to many of the questions brought up today. I want to be clear and transparent, so keep the questions coming.
masstransit.io/introduction...
For over 10 years, MassTransit has powered .NET applications worldwide across finance, healthcare, logistics, and government. Now, MT v9 will transition to a commercial model ensuring sustainability, support, and continued innovation. MT v8 remains open-source.
masstransit.io/introduction...
MassTransit v8.4.0 is now available! This release introduces anonymous usage telemetry to help us improve the framework based on real-world use (opt-out available), along with a few performance enhancements for SQS and bug fixes.
Read more:
masstransit.io/support/upgr...
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"Handling MassTransit errors with the Particular Service Platform" a collaboration of Particular Software with @phatboyg.com that makes MassTransit and the Particular Platform friends that talk to each other. www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5gc...
I had the pleasure of being interviewed on the Software Engineering Radio podcast and the episode is now live on most major apps! We talk at length about distributed systems, MassTransit, and event driven architecture.
se-radio.net/2025/02/se-r...
Hey MassTransit users! As an open-source project, your feedback helps shape its future. If you have a moment, please take our survey and share your experience.
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MassTransit v8.3.5 is now available, details are in the pull request. Additional SQL Transport features were added, along with several other fixes and enhancements.
github.com/MassTransit/...
Europe is a huge MassTransit market, along with Australia and Asia. Definitely a lot of use in the US, and many consulting companies use it as well for customer application builds. The number of paying support customers is not surprisingly a fairly low percentage overall.
There are some updates coming in MassTransit v8.3.5, which I've pointed out in the upgrade notes. Please try out the pre-release packages and provide any feedback necessary: masstransit.io/support/upgr...
When you try something, and it just works... #dotnet
MassTransit v8.3.3 is now available, and includes a number of fixes related to the RabbitMQ.Client v7 migration. The reconnection problems appear to the resolved with this version. If you are using v8.3.2 with RabbitMQ, you should upgrade immediately to v8.3.3.
Same, the bus outbox (similar to transactional session in NSB) uses the same IPublishEndpoint/ISendEndpointProvider used to publish/send messages outside of a consumer from the MassTransit mediator or MediatR (within the same container scope). masstransit.io/documentatio...
There are some odd behaviors that I'm investigating related to the RabbitMQ.Client v7. If you're using RabbitMQ and don't urgently need to be on the latest client, I'd suggest staying on MassTransit v8.3.1 until they're sorted out. The issues are being tracked on GitHub: github.com/MassTransit/...
But the idea of providing a synchronous facade on top of what is by nature an asynchronous operation seems like a hack, and very specific to the app model (UI vs background, etc.) - this is why ConfigureAwait and SynchronizationContext's are such a pain to manage within the library code itself.
I'm actually in favor of the new asynchronous API's they've created, as long as they work as expected. I'm seeing issues with MT v8.3.2 likely related to connection/channel management and notifications with disconnects and the way the thread pool is used/limited. I'm ready to engage their team on it
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Are there many people actually using those older EF libraries with any current builds of anything? Most of the people I know using MassTransit with older builds are actually using older/unsupported builds of MassTransit as well. Many seem to take "we aren't upgrading" as a wholesale statement.
MassTransit v8.3.2 is now available with the all new RabbitMQ v7 client. Support for net6.0 has also been dropped, and net9.0 has been added as an additional target framework.
github.com/MassTransit/...
We are beyond excited to announce the Service Bus local emulator! This has been the most requested feature for Service Bus, and today is the day.
You can find the official announcement at techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/messagi....
Initial pre-release build of MassTransit including net9.0 support is now available:
www.nuget.org/packages/Mas...
MassTransit v8.3.1 is the last version supporting net6.0 (which goes end of live November 12th, 2024). Future versions will support net8.0 with net9.0 being added once it has been tested.
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Enterprise Software: Customers should submit requests via git push
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