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Microservices - why use RabbitMQ?

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.

How do I verify my version of RabbitMQ?

This article examines the process of checking your RabbitMQ version using the command line in both Windows and Ubuntu and via the management console.

Prometheus and Grafana with CloudAMQP

Let’s take a look at Prometheus and Grafana for RabbitMQ on a CloudAMQP instance.

Commitment to Security: Announcing SOC 2 Compliance

We are proud and happy to announce that we have received a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation report on January 24, 2020. The assessment by an external party and their report provides evidence of our dedication to provide our customers with a secure high-quality service.

RabbitMQ and Erlang upgrades

Keeping your RabbitMQ cluster updated with the latest RabbitMQ and Erland versions should be a high priority.

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.

Running Celery with RabbitMQ

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

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.

Getting started with RabbitMQ? Download our FREE ebook!

Wondering how to start with RabbitMQ? Download our FREE ebook today to get an intro to RabbitMQ and CloudAMQP. The best book with tutorials to get started!

Is HiPE production ready?

6% of all clusters at CloudAMQP has HiPE enabled - and we are today running thousands of nodes. Yes, HiPE is production ready.