CloudAMQP has made significant improvements to the configurable RabbitMQ alarms and addressed some popular user requests.
In some cases, you just need to wipe everything off from your RabbitMQ server and start over. This article demonstrates how to do that.
We'll soon launch new 1, 3 and 5 node plans. And a new smaller plan, designed for testing.
In this article, we help you gain access to a fully managed RabbitMQ instance through CloudAMQP that can scale with your needs, using AWS VPC and a firewall for security.
Keeping data private is important to us, which is why we encourage encrypted connections to CloudAMQP clusters. Now we are adding support for Amazon Web Services (AWS) PrivateLink to make it even easier.
In this video we take a closer look at Microservices and Message Queueing to uncover the benefits of this architecture.
Announcing a brand new video by CloudAMQP on RabbitMQ Use Cases. Take just five minutes of your time and learn more about how RabbitMQ is transforming old-fashioned monolithic architecture into sleek, new microservice architecture styles.
CloudAMQP, the manager of the largest fleet of RabbitMQ clusters in the world, is excited to announce that our plans are now available through the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace. What does this mean for our valued customers? Read on to discover more great advantages of...
Today’s monolithic systems are being replaced at a rapid pace by microservice architecture. To understand why this is the case requires a closer look into the core of message queuing and the benefits of using RabbitMQ as a message broker in a microservice architecture.
This article examines the process of checking your RabbitMQ version using the command line in both Windows and Ubuntu and via the management console.