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Datatype Channels over Azure Service Bus
https://github.com/azure/datatypechannels.asb

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Datatype Channels over Azure Service Bus

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# Azure Service Bus Datatype Channels

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Small, F#-friendly abstraction layer over Azure Service Bus .NET clients, featuring:
- `Channels` module and interface that provide a way to construct `Consumer` and `Publisher` instances.
- Pull-based `Consumer` interface implementation with deterministic release and background message lock renewal.
- One-off and reusable `Publisher` instances.
- Subscription and queue based bindings, with automatic upkeep (create/update), as well as temporary and deadletter queues.
- Pluggable serialization and conversion between bus primitives and application message representation.

`Consumer` and `Publisher` types facilitate both sides of [Datatype Channel pattern](https://www.enterpriseintegrationpatterns.com/patterns/messaging/DatatypeChannel.html) and pull-based consumer is useful for implementation of [CEP](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complex_event_processing) systems with backpressure/throttling.

> Loosely based on [FsBunny](https://et1975.github.io/FsBunny) - F# API for event streaming over RMQ.

## Building
Pre-requisites:
- .NET SDK 8.0
- Azure CLI

When building for the first time:
```
dotnet tool restore
dotnet fsi build.fsx -t init
```
Where
- is Azure region where Service Bus will be provisioned
- is the name of the resource group to deploy into
- Azure Service Bus namespace to create

```
dotnet fsi build.fsx
```

## Contributing

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