A working example of an Order Processing Saga using:

• MassTransit
• RabbitMQ
• Entity Framework Core
• PostgreSQL (with EF Core Migrations)
• Outbox Pattern

• Saga State Machine for managing the order lifecycle
• Event-driven messaging with RabbitMQ
• Outbox Pattern for reliable message delivery
• Entity Framework Core repository for saga persistence
• Example consumers for handling stock and payment events
• PostgreSQL schema & migration scripts included

• src/
• ├── Consumers/ # Event consumers
• ├── Messages/ # Message contracts
• ├── Sagas/ # State machine & state model
• ├── Program.cs # Application entry point
• ├── OrdersSagaDbContext.cs
• └── ...

🛠 Requirements

• .NET 9 SDK
• PostgreSQL
• RabbitMQ
• Docker (optional, for local RabbitMQ & PostgreSQL)

git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/mass-transit-order-saga.git cd mass-transit-order-saga

##2️⃣ Set up PostgreSQL & RabbitMQ (via Docker)

docker-compose up -d (docker-compose.yml is included in this repo)

3️⃣ Apply EF Core migrations

dotnet ef database update

##4️⃣ Run the app

dotnet run

🔄 Workflow

OrderSubmitted event starts the saga. Saga requests stock reservation. If stock is available, saga requests payment authorization. Once payment is authorized, saga completes the order. Saga is marked as completed and archived.

🧪 Testing You can send events using any message publisher (MassTransit client, Postman with RabbitMQ HTTP API, etc.).

Example payload for OrderSubmitted:

{ "OrderId": "d290f1ee-6c54-4b01-90e6-d701748f0851", "CustomerEmail": "customer@example.com", "Total": 99.99 }