Most recent blog posts

RabbitMQ 3.8 Feature Focus - What is the RabbitMQ feature flag?

Feature flags are new to RabbitMQ version 3.8. These flags define a RabbitMQ node’s ability to become a part of a cluster. Nodes using the subsystem must have the same dependencies. This article reviews the new system, how to set flags, and how they are used in upgrades.

By Lovisa johansson Read More

Running Celery with RabbitMQ

Get familiar with how Celery spreads longer running tasks among many workers, using a message broker such as RabbitMQ.

By Lovisa johansson Read More

New Azure regions enabled for CloudAMQP

We’re happy to let you know that we have enabled new Azure regions for CloudAMQP.

By Elin Vinka Read More

What is new in RabbitMQ 3.8?

Over the past two releases, RabbitMQ trended towards reliability and increased security. The newest version, 3.8, brings authorization and failover alongside increasingly beneficial improvements to components such as logging and visualization.

By Lovisa Johansson Read More

Win a Ticket to RabbitMQ Summit 2019

Win a ticket for you and a friend by contributing with a user story.

By Elin Vinka Read More

Don’t Panic! A developer’s guide through the Microservice jungle

This tutorial will familiarize you with microservices, message queues, databases, PaaS, IoT, Raspberry Pi’s and SaaS, and will teach you how and when to use these services and technologies.

By Lovisa Johansson Read More

Get better insight into your upcoming invoices

We are offering a more transparent billing. You now have full insight into upcoming invoices.

By Linnea Johansson Read More

RabbitMQ Summit 2019

CloudAMQP is happy to announce that we, together with Erlang Solutions, are hosting the 2nd annual RabbitMQ summit in London.

By Elin Vinka Read More

AWS Bahrain now supported

Great news! CloudAMQP customers are now able to create their cluster in AWS-Middle-East (Bahrain).

By Elin Vinka Read More

Publishing Throughput - Asynchronous vs Synchronous

In this article we will look at the impact that asynchronous vs synchronous publishing has on throughput when using publisher confirms.

By Jack Vanlightly Read More