Update from RabbitMQ Core Team
summary
Release 3.10 claims significant latency and throughput gains for small fast publishers and for large numbers of queues, plus Classic queue v2 with a new index and per-queue storage for lower, more predictable latency. Quorum queues add TTLs and at-least-once dead-lettering. Streams gain TLS replication, super streams (logical partitioning), and single-active-consumer coordination. Tanzu adds warm standby replication, Vault integrations, expanded Kubernetes operator control, a Prometheus metrics endpoint, and experiments showing ~60–90% memory reduction; OpenTelemetry tracing is landing.
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- 11:19Meet the Team
- 12:21Questions
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