RabbitMQ in Depth

RabbitMQ in Depth

<div><p><b>Summary</b></p> <p><i>RabbitMQ in Depth</i> is a practical guide to building and maintaining message-based applications. This book provides detailed coverage of RabbitMQ with an emphasis on why it works the way it does.</p> <p>Purchase of the print book includes a free eBook in PDF, Kindle, and ePub formats from Manning Publications.</p> <p><b>About the Technology</b></p> <p>At the heart of most modern distributed applications is a queue that buffers, prioritizes, and routes message traffic. RabbitMQ is a high-performance message broker based on the Advanced Message Queueing Protocol. It?s battle tested, ultrafast, and powerful enough to handle anything you can throw at it. It requires a few simple setup steps, and you can instantly start using it to manage low-level service communication, application integration, and distributed system message routing.</p> <p><b>About the Book</b></p> <p><i>RabbitMQ in Depth</i> is a practical guide to building and maintaining message-based applications. This book provides detailed coverage of RabbitMQ with an emphasis on why it works the way it does. You'll find examples and detailed explanations based in real-world systems ranging from simple networked services to complex distributed designs. You'll also find the insights you need to make core architectural choices and develop procedures for effective operational management. </p> <p><b>What's Inside</b></p> <p/><ul><li>AMQP, the Advanced Message Queueing Protocol</li><li>Communicating via MQTT, Stomp, and HTTP</li><li>Valuable troubleshooting techniques</li><li>Database integration</li></ul> <p><b>About the Reader</b></p> <p>Written for programmers with a basic understanding of messaging-oriented systems.</p> <p><b>About the Author</b></p> <p><b>Gavin M. Roy</b> is an active, open source evangelist and advocate who has been working with internet and enterprise technologies since the mid-90s. Technical editor <b>James Titcumb</b> is a freelance developer, trainer, speaker, and active contributor to open source projects.</p> <p><b>Table of Contents</b></p> <p/><ol><h4>PART 1 - RABBITMQ AND APPLICATION ARCHITECTURE</h4><li>Foundational RabbitMQ </li><li>How to speak Rabbit: the AMQ Protocol </li><li>An in-depth tour of message properties </li><li>Performance trade-offs in publishing </li><li>Don't get messages; consume them </li><li>Message patterns via exchange routing </li><h4>PART 2 - MANAGING RABBITMQ IN THE DATA CENTER OR THE CLOUD</h4><li>Scaling RabbitMQ with clusters </li><li>Cross-cluster message distribution </li><h4>PART 3 - INTEGRATIONS AND CUSTOMIZATION</h4><li>Using alternative protocols </li><li>Database integrations</li></ol></div>