The RabbitMQTest repository is a C# project that demonstrates how to use RabbitMQ for message queuing. It brings the producer–consumer pattern to life, showing how a producer streams messages and a consumer processes them asynchronously — perfect for developers exploring event-driven communication. 🔗 Repository link: https://github.com/kandarpgautam/RabbitMQTest 🎯 From Basics to Brilliance Brings the producer–consumer pattern […]
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Introduction Rabbit MQ is an open source message broker mainly used as a middle-ware(or broker) to communicate among the micro-services. Micro-service which produces or sends a message to the broker is termed as “Producer” whereas the service which receives the message is known as “Consumer”. One can imagine the flow of communication as: Producer —> […]
In this blog, we will see two different implementations of RabbitMQ, but before going to the implementation part let’s take a brief intro of some prerequisites. JMS The Java Message Service (JMS) is a Message Oriented Middleware Java API that supports the formal communication between software components. It allows applications to create, send, receive, and […]
The requirement to send delayed/scheduled message is to publish any message with a delay time. To achieve this, earlier we had to use dead letter exchange but now we can send scheduled/delayed messages from RabbitMQ with “rabbitmq_delayed_message_exchange” plugin. we can send scheduled/ delayed messages from rabbitMQ by following these steps :- Step 1– Install rabbitMQ […]
Rabbit MQ as defined by rabbitmq.com is a robust messaging for applications. We used RabbitMQ to achieve asynchronous communication between two parts of the application. I would like to share the same in a step by step fashion. Here are few simple steps that I followed to make my grails application use rabbitmq: 1.Install rabbitmq […]
