Desarrollo de un prototipo de Microservicios con Clean Architecture, ASP.NET Core 8.0 y RabbitMQ

Abstract

This thesis project focuses on developing a Microservices prototype using Clean Architecture, ASP.NET Core 8.0, and RabbitMQ aimed at efficiently managing task queues. The prototype aims to simplify queue management, overcoming challenges associated with the conventional use of RabbitMQ, which requires creating dedicated consoles for each queue, resulting in complex and problematic management, especially in scalable environments. The first chapter introduces the topic, establishing the project's context and relevance. In the second chapter, a detailed problem determination is conducted, outlining the project's general and specific objectives. The third chapter centers on the theoretical framework, exploring the state of the art and presenting key concepts related to Microservices, Microservices Architecture, RabbitMQ, and Queue Systems. The fourth chapter describes the materials and methodology employed, including the use of Agile Methodologies, pre-methodology result analysis, requirements, tasks, and spring backlog. The fifth chapter showcases the findings and their analysis, including architecture diagrams such as the C4 diagram and flow diagram, providing a clear insight into the prototype implementation. Finally, the sixth chapter outlines the conclusions reached from the study, highlighting the importance of developing the prototype to simplify task queue management, along with recommendations for future research in this field.