RabbitMQ Summit 2023
2023-10-20
Berlin, Germany
[RabbitMQ Summit 2021, RabbitMQ Summit 2022, RabbitMQ Summit 2023, RabbitMQ Summit 2024]
who it's for
platform engineers, site reliability engineers, backend developers, devops engineers, iot engineers, messaging architects
topics
quorum queues and migration; streams and stream filtering; native MQTT and MQTT 5.0; web_mqtt versus web_stomp; Osiris replicated log design; Capri metadata via Raft; publisher confirms and manual acks; connection and channel leak mitigation; performance testing with Gatling and JMeter; upgrade strategy and CVE patching; backpressure and queue backlogs; RabbitMQ shoveL integrations to Azure
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| highlights | Roberto Vacca | 02m |
Describes RabbitMQ as a message broker that connects disparate systems and is already used in finance, banking, networks and telecoms for its clustering… | ||
| Replacing Legacy Message Queueing Solutions with RabbitMQ | Brett Cameron | 58m |
Argues RabbitMQ can replace DEC Message Queue by implementing a drop‑in PAMs API that preserves function names, arguments and return codes; builds a name… | ||
| Keynote: The Performance Mindset | Marcus Held | 42m |
A clear checklist for avoiding production meltdowns: prepare for the real spike (an example here is 1.4M viewers translating into 200,000 requests per second)… | ||
| Keynote: AMQP Ten Years After | Alvaro Videla | 53m |
History of AMQP becomes a practical roadmap: AMQP 0.9.1 remains dominant while AMQP 1.0 is powering Azure Messaging, and Azure runs messaging on 75,000 VMs… | ||
| Streams: past, present, and future | Arnaud Cogoluègnes, Karl Nilsson | 44m |
A dedicated replicated log library called Osiris replicated log replaces the Raft prototype and uses leader/quorum writes, a dedicated TCP sendfile path and… | ||
| Update from RabbitMQ Core Team | Howard Twine, Roger Freixa | 19m |
Claims include 1.2 billion Docker pulls per year and recent spikes of 24 million downloads in a week, plus concrete releases: 3.11 adds OIDC auth, super… | ||
| Nobody wants to lose a single message… | Gabor Olah | 28m |
Recommendation: run a three-node cluster, use pose minority partition handling, migrate queues to quorum queues or streams, and require publisher confirms plus… | ||
| Serving millions of clients with Native MQTT and MQTT 5.0 | David Ansari | 31m |
RabbitMQ replaces AMQP proxying with Native MQTT, cutting memory by up to 95%, lowering end‑to‑end latency 50–70% and raising throughput 30–40%, enabling… | ||
| How to Break RabbitMQ | Alex Valiushko | 18m |
A default three-node RabbitMQ cluster on mid-sized instances collapses from resource starvation when clients spawn connection/channel leaks or open a… | ||
| Update RabbitMQ now! | Johan Rhodin | 34m |
Alerts about patched CVEs including ROBOT and an Erlang client-auth bypass plus fixed AMQP 1.0 memory exhaustion drive the urgency; a shovel bug that… | ||
| WebSockets and RabbitMQ: Web-STOMP, (...) | Erica Weistrand, Nyior Clement | 18m |
Benchmarks compare RabbitMQ’s web_stomp plugin, web_mqtt plugin, and AMQP over WebSockets via an open‑source web socket TCP relay (used on CloudAMQP dedicated… | ||
| Lessons Learned from Scaling RabbitMQ in a High-Growth (...) | James Carr | 22m |
Company scales RabbitMQ from dozens to millions of customers and processed billions of tasks daily on a message-driven platform; a five-node mirrored cluster… | ||
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