Summary of Getting started with Queues in .NET using AWS SQS

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This video provides an overview of how to use queues in .NET with AWS SQS. The presenter covers how to create a queue, how to publish messages to it, and how to consume messages from it. He also demonstrates how to handle customer creations and deletions separately within the customer service and the publisher service.

• 00:00:00 This video shows how to create and publish queues in .NET with AWS SQS. The code is still the same, but there are two different queue types (standard and first in, first out) and two different consumption models (asynchronous and synchronous).
• 00:05:00 In this video, Nick Chapsta demonstrates how to queues messages in .NET using AWS SQS. First, he creates a new project and dependency for the aws sqs library. Next, he creates a message contract and two models representing a customer and a deleted customer. Next, he creates an sqs client and publishes a message to a queue. Finally, he demonstrates how to publish messages using the sqs publisher class.
• 00:10:00 This video shows how to use queues in .NET using AWS SQS. First, the user converts the queue name to a URL. Next, they send a message using the queue URL and the message's full canonical URL. Finally, they see the message being pushed to the queue.
• 00:15:00 The author describes how to set up a queue in .NET Core using AWS SQS. They explain how to create a consumer service and how to write code to receive messages from the queue. They also explain how to specify the queue's parameters and how to inject the service into a class.
• 00:20:00 This video discusses how queues in .NET can be used with AWS SQS. The presenter shows how to create a receive request, extract the data required, and process the message.
• 00:25:00 The video discusses how to use queues in .NET using AWS SQS. First, a customer handler is created which implements the MessageHandler interface. Next, the message type is specified, and the logger is used to log information. Finally, two task handlers are created, one for customer created messages and one for customer deleted messages. The message dispatcher class is then created, and it takes a message and stores the information for the handler with the correct lifetime.
• 00:30:00 The video demonstrates how to use queues in .NET using AWS SQS. First, the speaker creates a scope and provides a handler for the message type. Next, the speaker injects the dispatcher into the consumer service. Finally, the speaker checks to see if the handler can handle the message type and, if not, continues processing. If the handler can handle the message type, the speaker updates the code to add a delay before publishing the message. Finally, the speaker runs the consumer and publisher, and demonstrates that the queue works as intended.
• 00:35:00 In this video, the presenter demonstrates how to use queues in .NET using AWS SQS. First, the presenter creates a customer service and a publisher service. Next, the presenter shows how to handle customer creations and deletions separately within the customer service and the publisher service. The presenter also demonstrates how to automatically generate handlers on startup with reflection.
• 00:40:00 In this video, the presenter covers the basics of queues in .NET using AWS SQS. He shows how to create a service and add handlers to it, and how to use the publisher and consumers to run the queue. Finally, he demonstrates how to delete messages from the queue.