RabbitMQ Summit 2021
2021-07-13..2021-07-14
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Dive into the 2021 RabbitMQ Summit archive. Witness the ideas shaping RabbitMQ’s future.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| invitation from Lovisa Johansson | Lovisa Johansson | 01m |
RabbitMQ continues to be the most widely deployed open source message broker, used by over 35,000 companies worldwide. Don't miss out on your chance to hear… | ||
| pre-conference Meetup with speakers and hosts | John Samuel | 44m |
Casual roundtable where engineers and users trade concrete hygiene notes: upcoming streams functionality is the headline; CloudAMQP runs one‑click Rabbit… | ||
| Keynote: Bringing a Ferrari to a Horse Race | Sophie deBenedetto, Steven Nunez | 54m |
Started with RabbitMQ as a background job runner and turns it into the event bus for an intentionally distributed system, building an internal messaging… | ||
| Introducing Stream Support in RabbitMQ | Arnaud Cogoluègnes | 50m |
RabbitMQ 3.9 adds a replicated, persistent append-only stream type with non-destructive reads and server-side offsets, plus a new binary stream protocol and… | ||
| Fireside chat on client libraries | Gavin Roy, Michael Klishin, Carl Hörberg | 52m |
Conversation centers on concrete client work: dozens of language-specific libraries exist (70+ clients referenced, one maintainer handled as many as 13)… | ||
| Panel discussion: The new RabbitMQ Streams | Arnaud Cogoluègnes, Diana Parra Corbacho, Karl Nilsson, Gabor Olah, Ayanda Dude | 50m |
New RabbitMQ Streams implement an append-only log with non-destructive consuming so multiple readers can replay history and handle large fan‑outs. The broker… | ||
| RabbitMQ has a problem - Let us tell you about it | David Ansari, Gerhard Lazu | 37m |
Deploys a three‑node RabbitMQ cluster on k3s and wires prometheus + grafana + alertmanager to fire Slack alerts; a pending‑pod failure is diagnosed as an… | ||
| Update from Rabbit Core Team | Ed Byford, Michał Kuratczyk, Yaron Parasol | 30m |
RabbitMQ 3.9 ships a new streams: non-destructive log with replay and massive fan‑out via a new high‑throughput protocol (Java client mature, Go works, other… | ||
| Varonis journey deploying RabbitMQ | Ophir Gregory Ziskind | 35m |
Varonis deploys thousands of single-node RabbitMQ instances to over 7,000 customers and solves slow networks by sending compressed batches of up to 300… | ||
| Building Scalable Resilient IoT Messaging | Gregory Green, Demetrious Robinson | 40m |
Showcases a Kotlin Spring Boot generator and consumers using RabbitMQ on Kubernetes in GCP, with a local Docker Rabbit forwarding to cloud via the shovel… | ||
| Building a scalable multichannel notification system | Ori Shofman Shimoni | 34m |
Vonage builds a RabbitMQ-backed multichannel notification bus that routes messages by namespace+application tuples, implements a Shredder sharding service to… | ||
| Migrating from Kafka to RabbitMQ at SimpleBet: Why and How | David Lucia | 35m |
SimpleBet replaces a Kafka-per-customer design with a three‑node RabbitMQ cluster exposing vhost per customer sandboxes, AMQP auth, management API provisioning… | ||
| Stream processing IoT time series data with RabbitMQ & InfluxDB | Samantha Wang | 34m |
Shows a runnable IoT Center demo app (Node.js/React) that publishes MQTT messages to a RabbitMQ broker (Docker with MQTT plugin), Telegraf subscribes to the… | ||
| 101 ways to break your RabbitMQ | Denis Germain | 39m |
Migrating on‑prem monoliths to cloud microservices uses RabbitMQ with AMQP and MQTT and exposes specific failure modes: default Linux 1024 file descriptors… | ||
| Handle different RabbitMQ clusters in Kubernetes (...) | Gabriele Santomaggio | 28m |
Traefik 2.x acts as a TCP/TLS proxy that uses SNI-based routing to expose multiple RabbitMQ clusters on a single public IP; the demo wires two clusters… | ||
| War stories from the CloudAMQP support | Annie Blomgren, Johan Rhodin | 41m |
CloudAMQP support shares concrete failure modes, fixes and numbers: handling 5,500 support tickets/year, reproducing a backlog by publishing 2 million messages… | ||
| Building distributed system for retail with RabbitMQ | Maryna Zhygadlo | 32m |
Real retail system runs in production for three years using RabbitMQ with a cloud cluster and around five-node cloud cluster, roughly 700–900 on-prem edges… | ||
| Proxying Rabbits For Stability & Reliability | Adam Casey | 34m |
Bloomberg builds and runs amqpprox, an AMQP 0.9.1 proxy written in C++ (Conan/CMake) that maps vhosts to broker clusters, performs live vhost pause / map farm… | ||
| Take The Path Of Least Resistance For Your Test Data | Zach Attas | 38m |
Shows how tests create records directly in Postgres then trigger RabbitMQ-driven pipelines with a maintenance tasks helper to populate Elasticsearch and… | ||
| An introduction to Rejected, a Consumer Framework | Gavin Roy | 37m |
Rejected is an open-source Python RabbitMQ consumer framework running in production since 2009 that centralizes reconnects, graceful shutdown, per-consumer… | ||
| Khepri - Mnesia replacement | Michael Klishin | 40m |
Khepri is a Raft‑based replacement for Mnesia implemented to be Erlang embeddable and uses Raft for consensus while optionally plugging in local KV engines… | ||
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