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# Dynamic Background Jobs and Workers in ABP # Dynamic Background Jobs and Workers in ABP
> This feature is available since ABP 10.3.
ABP's Background Jobs and Background Workers are two well-established infrastructure pieces. Background jobs handle fire-and-forget async tasks — sending emails, generating reports, processing orders. Background workers handle continuously running periodic tasks — syncing inventory, cleaning up expired data, pushing scheduled notifications. ABP's Background Jobs and Background Workers are two well-established infrastructure pieces. Background jobs handle fire-and-forget async tasks — sending emails, generating reports, processing orders. Background workers handle continuously running periodic tasks — syncing inventory, cleaning up expired data, pushing scheduled notifications.
This works great, but it has one assumption: **you know all your job and worker types at compile time**. This works great, but it has one assumption: **you know all your job and worker types at compile time**.

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# Dynamic Events in ABP # Dynamic Events in ABP
> This feature is available since ABP 10.3.
ABP's Event Bus is a core infrastructure piece. The **Local Event Bus** handles in-process communication between services. The **Distributed Event Bus** handles cross-service communication over message brokers like RabbitMQ, Kafka, Azure Service Bus, and Rebus. ABP's Event Bus is a core infrastructure piece. The **Local Event Bus** handles in-process communication between services. The **Distributed Event Bus** handles cross-service communication over message brokers like RabbitMQ, Kafka, Azure Service Bus, and Rebus.
Both are fully type-safe — you define event types at compile time, register handlers via DI, and everything is wired up automatically. This works great, but it has one assumption: **you know all your event types at compile time**. Both are fully type-safe — you define event types at compile time, register handlers via DI, and everything is wired up automatically. This works great, but it has one assumption: **you know all your event types at compile time**.

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