Should you use MQ/Brokers or Web services? and how are they different?
Having worked with both message queues and web services I decided to write a little bit about their differences. Throughout my career I have heard a »
RabbitMQ - Avoid loss of messages when using a cluster or general use
You likely want to avoid loss of messages when using RabbitMQ. This post is about clusters, but I will begin by discussing how this is done »
RabbitMQ Cluster - Queues on more than one node and how to create failover
A RabbitMQ cluster consists of several RabbitMQ nodes (instances) that work together and form a single logical broker. Queues in a RabbitMQ cluster only reside on »
RabbitMQ - what is the difference between persistency and durability?
People often mix up these two terms in RabbitMQ - persistent and durable. Here I will clarify these and show how they differ. They both have »
RabbitMQ - figuring out how many more consumers you can add to a queue
Using the field Consumer utilisation in the RabbitMQ interface can get you a figure of how many more consumers you can add to a queue. Often »