RabbitMQ DLQs: Why Poisonous Message Handling Matters
Poisonous message handling is very important in the Dead Letter Queue (DLQ) and in this post we will show what happens when we do not take that into account
Poisonous message handling is very important in the Dead Letter Queue (DLQ) and in this post we will show what happens when we do not take that into account
Prefetch count is a very important parameter that we have when configuring consumers in RabbitMQ, this real-case scenario shows an example of this
Classic queues are deprecated and are going to be replaced by Quorum queues, which are durable, replicated FIFO queues built with data safety as a top priority
These are my 5 most important learnings from the book RabbitMQ in Depth written by Gavin M. Roy
When taking RabbitMQ to production, one of the main concerns is how to have high availability of the queues and exchanges