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Introduction

What is Wolverine?

Getting Started

Support Policy

Wolverine for MediatR Users

Best Practices

Tutorials

Wolverine as Mediator

Ping/Pong Messaging

Custom Middleware

Vertical Slice Architecture

Modular Monoliths

Event Sourcing and CQRS with Marten

Railway Programming with Wolverine

Interoperability with Non-Wolverine Systems

Leader Election and Agents

Dealing with Concurrency

Dead Letter Queues

Idempotency in Messaging

General

Basic Concepts

Configuration

Runtime Architecture

Instrumentation and Metrics

Diagnostics

Serverless Hosting

Test Automation Support

Command Line Integration

Code Generation

Extensions

Sample Projects

Messages and Handlers

Messages and Serialization

Message Handlers

Discovery

Error Handling

Return Values

Cascading Messages

Side Effects

Middleware

Multi-Tenancy

Execution Timeouts

Fluent Validation Middleware

DataAnnotations Validation Middleware

Sticky Handler to Endpoint Assignments

Message Batching

Persistence Helpers

Messaging

Introduction to Messaging

Sending Messages

Message Routing

Listening Endpoints

Transports

Local Queues

Rabbit MQ

Publishing

Listening

Dead Letter Queues

Conventional Routing

Queue, Topic, and Binding Management

Topics

Interoperability

Connecting to Multiple Brokers

Multi-Tenancy

Azure Service Bus

Publishing

Listening

Dead Letter Queues

Conventional Routing

Queues

Topics and Subscriptions

Interoperability

Session Identifiers and FIFO Queues

Scheduled Delivery

Multi-Tenancy

Amazon SQS

Publishing

Listening

Dead Letter Queues

Configuring Queues

Conventional Routing

Interoperability

MessageAttributes

Amazon SNS

TCP

Google PubSub

Publishing

Listening

Dead Letter Queues

Conventional Routing

Interoperability

Apache Pulsar

Sql Server

PostgreSQL

MySQL

MQTT

NATS

Kafka

SignalR

Redis

External Database Tables

Partitioned Sequential Messaging

Unknown Messages

Endpoint Specific Operations

Broadcast to a Specific Topic

Message Expiration

Endpoint Policies

ASP.Net Core Integration

Http Services with Wolverine

Integration with ASP.Net Core

Endpoints

Json

Routing

Authentication and Authorization

Working with Querystring

Headers

HTTP Form Data

AsParameters Binding

Middleware

Policies

OpenAPI Metadata

Using as Mediator

Multi-Tenancy and ASP.Net Core

Publishing Messages

Uploading Files

Integration with Sagas

Integration with Marten

Validation

Fluent Validation

Problem Details

Caching

HTTP Messaging Transport

Durability and Persistence

Durable Inbox and Outbox Messaging

Troubleshooting and Leadership Election

Sagas

Marten Integration

Transactional Middleware

Transactional Outbox Support

Transactional Inbox Support

Operation Side Effects

Aggregate Handlers and Event Sourcing

Event Forwarding to Wolverine

Event Subscriptions

Subscription/Projection Distribution

Sagas

Multi-Tenancy and Marten

Ancillary Marten Stores

Sql Server Integration

PostgreSQL Integration

MySQL Integration

RavenDb Integration

Entity Framework Core Integration

Transactional Middleware

Transactional Inbox and Outbox

Operation Side Effects

Saga Storage

Multi-Tenancy

Domain Events

Managing Message Storage

Dead Letter Storage

Idempotent Message Delivery

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