A new video on our collaboration with Particular Software allowing MassTransit applications to leverage the Particular Platform for error queue management is now available! You can also enter to win a 2-hour MassTransit architecture review session! youtu.be/h5gcHWizS7o

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MassTransit: An Introduction | Coding Shorts 115 youtube.com/watch?v=jTI4PL…

MassTransit v8.3.7 is available with a few minor fixes and also includes the latest RabbitMQ Client update. github.com/MassTransit/Ma…

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/upgrade

For 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/v…

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/v…

I was interviewed by Nick Chapsas 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! youtube.com/watch?v=xcpgTV…

MassTransit is one of the best libraries in the .NET ecosystem. And it's going commercial next year... But that shouldn't stop you from at least considering it. Here's why. MassTransit is a library that gives you all the tools you need to build modern distributed systems.

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/Ma…

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/Ma…

RabbitMQ is the most used MassTransit transport; Azure Service Bus and Amazon SQS round out the majority. An even split between net8.0 and net9.0, with 5% still using .NET Framework v4.x. Check out one of the quick-starts for your favorite transport: masstransit.io/quick-starts

MassTransit v8.5.2 was just released with some fixes for SNS/SQS, updates for state machine activities to properly cancel when the underlying receive is canceled, and other minor fixes. github.com/MassTransit/Ma…

🔍 The new #OpenTelemetry plugin in Rider 2025.2 brings logs, metrics, and architecture diagrams right into Rider. The plugin also integrates with MCP Servers, allowing AI tools to access logs, architecture diagrams, and other observability data 🧠🔥 More about OT in Rider

Just split the MassTransit Job Consumer sample so that the sagas and job consumers are in separate services, to show how they should be decoupled in an application making it easy to scale out job consumer services. Check it out: github.com/MassTransit/Sa…

"So you're mad that MassTransit is going to cost 4-5 figures going forward" "That's correct, Dave" "And so your team of 8 is rewriting all messaging using the raw RabbitMQ drivers?" "Correct" "At an estimated salary/time expense of $950,000 in upfront dev cost?" "Correct!"

How hard can it be?

The first MassTransit v9 prerelease packages were just pushed to NuGet, including support for .NET 10! nuget.org/packages/MassT…

Just found out minutes ago that the U.S.P.O granted another patent. 10 years in the making. It was a pleasure cooking up with Chris Patterson and Evan Schnell. Patent # 12,541,502 “Methods and apparatuses for improving the utilization of state machines in a distributed system.”

Excited to share a brief update on the first three months of Massient and MassTransit... linkedin.com/pulse/three-mo…