Triggering events in a Windows Service from an ASP.NET site using Redis

EventService.cs

private void ProcessEvents() {

    using (var client = redisManager.GetClient()) {
        // incoming events are JSON, so deserialize each one to IDictionary<>.
        var events = client.GetTypedClient<IDictionary<string, object>>().Lists["urn:events"];

        while (true) {
            // wait for next event, then convert it to an ExpandoObject;
            dynamic @event = events.BlockingDequeue(null).ToExpando();

            if (@event.Name == "User.ForgotPassword")
                SendForgottenPasswordEmail(@event.Email);
        }
    }
}

Ninject.cs

kernel.Bind<IRedisClientsManager>()
      // BasicRedisClientManager 
      //     - use when the redis server and client are on the same host.
      // PooledRedisClientManager
      //     - use when the redis server and client are on different hosts.
      .To<BasicRedisClientManager>()
      .InSingletonScope()
      .WithConstructorArgument("readWriteHosts", new string[] { "localhost:6379" });

UserController.cs

public class UserController : Controller {

    private IRedisClientManager redisManager;

    [HttpPost]
    public ActionResult ForgotPassword(string email) {
	
        using (var client = redisManager.GetClient()) {
            // each event is automatically serialized to JSON
            var events = client.GetTypedClient<dynamic>().Lists["urn:events"];
			
            events.Enqueue(new
            {
                Name = "User.ForgotPassword",
                Email = email
            });
        }	
    }
}