Before Starting Let's Clarify this Queries:¶

This is the architecture i found for Rabbit MQ

RabbitMQ Server
 ├── Virtual Host (vhost)
 │    ├── Exchanges
 │    ├── Queues
 │    └── Bindings
 │
 └── Connections (TCP)
      └── Channels
           └── (Used to publish / consume)

This what i found for our Requirements is this possible?

We need to build a demo / proof of concept to validate clinic-wise data synchronization using RabbitMQ.

In this setup:

• A Windows Service installed in the clinic network will act as a producer
• A central server will host RabbitMQ and act as the message broker
• The server will create and manage unique queues per clinic per API and process messages independently

This demo will help validate:

1. Clinic-level isolation
2. API-level processing
3. Scalability and fault tolerance

🎯 Objective¶

Demonstrate a working flow where:

1. Windows Service sends clinic-specific data to the server
2. Server routes messages using RabbitMQ
3. Unique queues are created per Clinic + API
4. Messages are consumed and processed successfully

🧱 Proposed Architecture (High Level)¶

1️⃣ Windows Service (Clinic Side)

• Installed inside clinic network

• Acts as a stateless producer

• Sends data/events to RabbitMQ hosted on the server

• Publishes messages with:

  • TenantId
  • ClinicId
  • API / Entity Type (Patient, Appointment, etc.)

  ❗ Windows Service will NOT manage queues or channels
  2️⃣ Server Side (RabbitMQ)

• RabbitMQ hosted centrally

• Responsible for:

  • Exchange creation
  • Queue creation
  • Queue bindings
    *Creates unique durable queues per:

Clinic + API

Example Queue Naming:

dentpal.clinic.{clinicId}.patient.sync
dentpal.clinic.{clinicId}.appointment.sync
dentpal.clinic.{clinicId}.payment.sync

3️⃣ Consumer / Processor

• Server-side consumers will:

  • Listen to API-specific queues
  • Process messages independently
  • Acknowledge messages after successful processing
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🧪 Demo Scope¶

For this POC:

• One Windows Service instance

• One clinic (configurable ClinicId)

• At least 2 APIs

  • Patient Sync
  • Appointment Sync

• Basic logging for:

  • Message published
  • Message received
  • Queue name used