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Pub/Sub in .NET — Cluster-Wide Messaging

Publish once, deliver everywhere — cluster-wide fan-out, native and over Redis.

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Pub/Sub in .NET — Cluster-Wide Messaging — screen 1 — A subscriber connects and listens on a channel — waiting, nothing yet. The publisher and subscriber never had to be on the same node.

Pub/Sub in .NET — Cluster-Wide Messaging — screen 2 — From a separate client we publish to that channel and it arrives immediately; pattern subscriptions match a whole family of channels at once — subscribe to orders.* and catch every order event.

Pub/Sub in .NET — Cluster-Wide Messaging — screen 3 — From .NET it's the typed client.PubSub API; over the wire it's ordinary Redis SUBSCRIBE and PUBLISH. One store for your cache, data structures, streams — and pub/sub.

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