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Just need a quick "Hello world" example? We have one in the README file. Also, check out the changelog to see what's new and upcoming.
Let's dive into DotPulsar. The first thing we will be needing is a client and from there we will be able to create consumers, producers, and readers. One thing to note about DotPulsar is how retries and reconnects are handled, which is covered in monitoring and resilience. Lastly, DotPulsar supports tracing, metrics and all the compression options.
Want to comment on the documentation or the code? Got a great idea or just an interesting thought? Need something added to the roadmap or want a future feature prioritized? All inputs are welcome and we encourage you to get in touch!
You can write us directly at opensource@danskecommodities.com or post a question on StackOverflow. We can also be found in the #dev-dotpulsar channel at the Apache Pulsar Slack instance.
Danske Commodities A/S is a leading energy trading company based in Denmark. We trade power and gas across borders in more than 30 countries every minute of every hour of every day. Our internal IT department works with innovative solutions that bring a competitive edge to everything we do. We are also part of Equinor with over 20.000 employees.
For a long time, we have been passionate users of open source software and decided to give something back to the community. DotPulsar is, therefore, open-source and released under the Apache License Version 2.0. It has now proudly been donated to the Apache Software Foundation.