Update from RabbitMQ Core Team
summary
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 streams and single‑active consumer; 3.12 delivers major performance and memory reductions for MQTT, Quorum and classic queues; 3.13 begins a phased rollout where Capri replaces mnesia via Raft for metadata, adds MQTT 5 and message containers to wrap non‑AMQP traffic, and advances streams filtering and commercial features like warm‑standby replication.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06RabbitMQ today
- 5:05Past 12 months
- 8:41RabbitMQ 3.13 highlights
- 12:34MQTT improvements
- 15:46Streams advancements
- 17:37Community development
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