EventFeed is an opinionated way of eventing in your application. All events are stored in a log within the same transaction that the mutation to application state occurs.
If you are already using a T-SQL database and a .NET Core web API, you can get messaging without any additional infrastructure. The messages are durable, and "sending" them does not suffer from the classic problem of loosing messages after saving state.
As an example, EventFeed.Producer.MSSQL provides functionality for storing an event within the same transaction as an application mutation.
Provides an endpoint where events can be fetched as a page of events. It also ensures that complete pages are cached by the server or another configured caching mechanism. Lastly, it records metadata about the usage.
Provides an easy client for code to use to consume events from an event endpoint.
See the design section.