[ozarker]

SQS, Azure Service Bus, RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ, QPID, etc… any message broker that provides the competing consumer pattern. though I’ll say having managed many of these message brokers myself, it’s definitely better paying for a managed service. They’re a nightmare when you start running into problems.

[sanex]

If you're using .NET I have to plug https://particular.net/ Nservicebus from particular.net. It's great at abstracting away the underlying message broker and provides an opinionated way to build a distributed system.

[stackskipton]

.Net SRE here, please no. Take 5 minutes to learn your messaging bus SDK and messaging system instead of yoloing some library that you don't understand. It's really not that hard.

Also, ServiceControl, ServiceInsight and ServicePulse are inventions of developers who are clearly WinAdmins who don't know what modern DevOps is. If you want to use that, you are bad and should feel bad.

(Sorry, I have absolute rage around this topic)

EDIT: If you insist, use MassTransit (https://masstransit.io/)

[jahsome]

As a linux fanboy recently trapped in a windows world, I actually find Particular stuff not so bad to work with.

It's on the friendlier end of the spectrum among the tooling I help manage, at least compared to Microsoft crap.

Either way I'm feeling quite validated by your rage, so thanks for sharing. I feel like we could be good friends.