Message Broker / Queue - Wolverine vs. EasyNetQ vs. MassTransit
I currently utilize RabbitMQ with EasyNetQ sitting on top of it ... been using it for years.
Our C#/WPF enterprise app has around 200-300 concurrent users and I am in the process of rebuilding it from .NET 4.8 now in .NET 9.0.
One thing I have noticed is that EasyNetQ does not seem to be receiving any updates and figured it might be a good time to revisit if that is the best fit.
We primarily use RabbitMQ/EasyNetQ to handle "commands" from the client on the server (create/update/delete entities and to execute certain logic on demand).
I am considering either Wolverine or MassTransit ... have not used either before.
Looking for recommendations from folks with deep experience in either framework.
Thanks!!
-Apoc
Our C#/WPF enterprise app has around 200-300 concurrent users and I am in the process of rebuilding it from .NET 4.8 now in .NET 9.0.
One thing I have noticed is that EasyNetQ does not seem to be receiving any updates and figured it might be a good time to revisit if that is the best fit.
We primarily use RabbitMQ/EasyNetQ to handle "commands" from the client on the server (create/update/delete entities and to execute certain logic on demand).
I am considering either Wolverine or MassTransit ... have not used either before.
Looking for recommendations from folks with deep experience in either framework.
Thanks!!
-Apoc
