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How to use multiple RabbitMQ brokers with SpringBoot

How to connect your SpringBoot application to multiple RabbitMQ brokers? But why do you need multiple RabbitMQ brokers in the first place? We wrote this simple-to-use open source library to solve different use cases from brokers in different PAAS providers to dedicated brokers.

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Using the source-oriented exchanges pattern to keep events in order

Almost every publish-subscribe technology embraces a model where messages appear on correspondingly distinct topics. Unfortunately this leads to loss in order of events across the topics. Alex will show how RabbitMQ offer a way to implement the equivalent of topics without...

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FAQ: What is AMQP and why is it used in RabbitMQ?

AMQP includes a set of standards that control the entire messaging process in AMQP message brokers, like RabbitMQ. It allows two parties to communicate by sending and receiving messages between them. This article examines the basics of AMQP 0.9.1.

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FAQ: What is the relationship between connections and channels in RabbitMQ?

This article examines how clients, consumers, and brokers pass information over connections and channels in RabbitMQ.

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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.

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Running Celery with RabbitMQ

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

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New Azure regions enabled for CloudAMQP

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

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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.

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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