Part 2.1 of RabbitMQ for beginners - Tutorial and example of source codes for Ruby and the client library Bunny.
RabbitMQ for beginners explains what RabbitMQ and message queuing is. It gives a brief understanding of messaging and important RabbitMQ concepts are explained.
We have decided to add limits on allowed number of messages sent during one month for an instance. We have also changed the maximum number of concurrent connections. These limitations will only affect our shared plans Little Lemur and Tough Tiger.
RabbitMQ 3.5 is released! From this point, all new created clusters will be running RabbitMQ 3.5.1. Already running dedicated clusters can be upgraded from our console page.
We have decided to add limits for number of queues and number of queued messages for an instance. These limitations will only affect our shared plans Little Lemur and Tough Tiger.
We are happy to announce a new high performance plan for the public, Heavy Hippo! This is a plan that allow a very high message rate.
Federation has several use-cases; collect messages from multiple clusters to a central cluster, distribute load of one queue to multiple other clusters and when migrating to another cluster without stopping all producers/consumers while doing so.
We now provide RabbitMQ hosting on the Microsoft Azure platform. We are also integrated with Microsoft Azure Store so that you can buy our fully managed RabbitMQ clusters directly through the Azure portal.
This blog article explains what Message Queuing is, how it can be used and benefits achieved when using Message Queues.
Amazon VPC let you define a private network in the cloud. In this post we will explain how to set up a peering connection between your VPC and CloudAMQP VPC.