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The RabbitMQTest repository by Kandarp Gautam is a C# project that demonstrates how to use RabbitMQ for message queuing. It shows the basics of a producer sending messages and a consumer receiving them, making it ideal for beginners exploring asynchronous communication.
🔗 Repository link: RabbitMQTest (https://github.com/kandarpgautam/RabbitMQTest)
Demonstrates the producer–consumer pattern
Uses a setup class to declare queues and exchanges
Provides basic configuration for connecting to RabbitMQ
RabbitMQSetup: Declares the queue and prepares RabbitMQ to handle messages
Producer: Publishes messages into the queue
Consumer: Subscribes to the queue and processes messages asynchronously
Connection settings: Link the C# application with the RabbitMQ broker running locally or in Docker
This flow illustrates how RabbitMQ decouples services — the producer and consumer don’t need to run at the same time, yet messages are reliably delivered.
Use the RabbitMQ image with the management plugin to run the broker locally. This provides both the service and a web-based management UI.
Port 5672 → for applications to connect
Port 15672 → for the RabbitMQ Management UI (http://localhost:15672)
Default credentials: guest / guest
Clone the repository: RabbitMQTest (https://github.com/kandarpgautam/RabbitMQTest)
Start RabbitMQ in Docker
Run the RabbitMQSetup project to initialize queues and exchanges
Run the Producer project to send messages
Run the Consumer project to process messages
Check the Management UI to verify queues and message flow
A sandbox for learning RabbitMQ basics in C#
Clear demonstration of the producer–consumer pattern
Easy to extend into work queues or pub/sub models
