Scaling Applications with RabbitMQ

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Introduces RabbitMQ as a messaging/queue server for web apps and shows how to use it to handle background work (e.g., processing thousands of images), share data across heterogeneous apps on different servers, reduce DB polling for real-time feeds, and scale during peak load. Covers concrete messaging patterns and techniques including Pub/Sub and RPC to decouple components and enable zero-downtime deployments.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:09About Me
3. 4:34Multi Protocol
4. 6:02Polyglot
5. 7:46Some users of RabbitMQ
6. 9:42RabbitMQ Simulator
7. 18:33Some RabbitMQ Features
8. 27:16RabbitMQ Management
9. 29:23Design
10. 31:32Publisher Code
11. 34:12Consumer Code
12. 37:09Requirements
13. 44:24Distributed Application
14. 45:00Possible issues
15. 45:51RabbitMQ Federation
16. 47:42Enabling the Plugin
17. 48:10Federating an Exchange

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