RabbitMQ Cookbook

Debugging using Wireshark

What to do when RabbitMQ fails to restart

Debugging RabbitMQ's messages

Tracing RabbitMQ's ongoing activity

Using RabbitMQ to troubleshoot itself

Monitoring RabbitMQ's behavior

Introduction

Chapter 12. Managing RabbitMQ Error Conditions

Using RabbitMQ on Cloud Foundry

First application on Cloud Foundry

RabbitMQ on CloudAMQP

Introduction

Chapter 11. AMQP and Cloud Computing – RabbitMQ on PaaS

Dealing with load spikes and resource optimization in the cloud

Configuring EC2 dynamic bind

Using AWS Load Balancing in front of a RabbitMQ cluster

Creating a cluster with two EC2 instances

Creating a master image

Using RabbitMQ EC2 instances

Introduction

Chapter 10. RabbitMQ on AWS

Developing new plugins – attaching to a relational database with ODBC

Monitoring Shovel status

Managing a RabbitMQ cluster

Enabling and configuring the STOMP plugin

Introduction

Chapter 9. Extending RabbitMQ Functionality

Using different distribution tools

Improving bandwidth

System tuning

Multithreading and queues

Introduction

Chapter 8. Performance Tuning for RabbitMQ

Client high availability

Combining high-availability technologies together

Filtering and forwarding messages

Creating a geographical cluster replication

Distributing messages between a couple of brokers

Optimizing mirror policies

Synchronizing queues

Mirroring queues

Introduction

Chapter 7. Developing High-availability Applications

Creating clients of the cluster

Introducing a load balancer to consumers

Adding a RabbitMQ cluster automatically

Creating a simple cluster

Creating a localhost cluster

Introduction

Chapter 6. Developing Scalable Applications

Developing web monitoring applications with STOMP

Developing asynchronous web searches with Spring

Developing web monitoring applications with Spring

Introduction

Chapter 5. Using RabbitMQ in Web Applications

Binding a WCF application with .Net clients

Exchanging RabbitMQ messages with Mosquitto

Exchanging RabbitMQ messages with Qpid

Publishing messages from Android in the background

Using messaging to update Google Maps on Android

Binding an app from iPhone to RabbitMQ via MQTT

Using a .NET client

Introduction

Chapter 4. Mixing Different Technologies

Developing your own web applications to monitor RabbitMQ

Developing Python applications to monitor RabbitMQ

Configuring RabbitMQ parameters

Managing RabbitMQ from a browser

Implementing client-side certificates

Using SSL

Configuring users

Using vhosts

Introduction

Chapter 3. Managing RabbitMQ

Embedding message destinations within messages

Understanding the exchange-to-exchange extension

Notifying the consumers of queue failures

Understanding the validated user-ID extension

Understanding the alternate exchange extension

Managing rejected or expired messages

How to let queues expire

How to let messages expire on specific queues

How to let messages expire

Introduction

Chapter 2. Going beyond the AMQP Standard

Handling unroutable messages

Messaging with transactions

Using message properties

Distributing messages to many consumers

Guaranteeing message processing

Working with message routing using topic exchanges

Working with message routing using direct exchanges

Broadcasting messages

Using RPC with messaging

Using body serialization with JSON

Consuming messages

Producing messages

Connecting to the broker

Introduction

Chapter 1. Working with AMQP

Customer support

Reader feedback

Conventions

Who this book is for

What you need for this book

What this book covers

Preface

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www.PacktPub.com

About the Reviewers

About the Authors

Credits

RabbitMQ Cookbook

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RabbitMQ Cookbook

Credits

About the Authors

About the Reviewers

www.PacktPub.com

Support files eBooks discount offers and more

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Chapter 1. Working with AMQP

Introduction

Connecting to the broker

Producing messages

Consuming messages

Using body serialization with JSON

Using RPC with messaging

Broadcasting messages

Working with message routing using direct exchanges

Working with message routing using topic exchanges

Guaranteeing message processing

Distributing messages to many consumers

Using message properties

Messaging with transactions

Handling unroutable messages

Chapter 2. Going beyond the AMQP Standard

Introduction

How to let messages expire

How to let messages expire on specific queues

How to let queues expire

Managing rejected or expired messages

Understanding the alternate exchange extension

Understanding the validated user-ID extension

Notifying the consumers of queue failures

Understanding the exchange-to-exchange extension

Embedding message destinations within messages

Chapter 3. Managing RabbitMQ

Introduction

Using vhosts

Configuring users

Using SSL

Implementing client-side certificates

Managing RabbitMQ from a browser

Configuring RabbitMQ parameters

Developing Python applications to monitor RabbitMQ

Developing your own web applications to monitor RabbitMQ

Chapter 4. Mixing Different Technologies

Introduction

Using a .NET client

Binding an app from iPhone to RabbitMQ via MQTT

Using messaging to update Google Maps on Android

Publishing messages from Android in the background

Exchanging RabbitMQ messages with Qpid

Exchanging RabbitMQ messages with Mosquitto

Binding a WCF application with .Net clients

Chapter 5. Using RabbitMQ in Web Applications

Introduction

Developing web monitoring applications with Spring

Developing asynchronous web searches with Spring

Developing web monitoring applications with STOMP

Chapter 6. Developing Scalable Applications

Introduction

Creating a localhost cluster

Creating a simple cluster

Adding a RabbitMQ cluster automatically

Introducing a load balancer to consumers

Creating clients of the cluster

Chapter 7. Developing High-availability Applications

Introduction

Mirroring queues

Synchronizing queues

Optimizing mirror policies

Distributing messages between a couple of brokers

Creating a geographical cluster replication

Filtering and forwarding messages

Combining high-availability technologies together

Client high availability

Chapter 8. Performance Tuning for RabbitMQ

Introduction

Multithreading and queues

System tuning

Improving bandwidth

Using different distribution tools

Chapter 9. Extending RabbitMQ Functionality

Introduction

Enabling and configuring the STOMP plugin

Managing a RabbitMQ cluster

Monitoring Shovel status

Developing new plugins – attaching to a relational database with ODBC

Chapter 10. RabbitMQ on AWS

Introduction

Using RabbitMQ EC2 instances

Creating a master image

Creating a cluster with two EC2 instances

Using AWS Load Balancing in front of a RabbitMQ cluster

Configuring EC2 dynamic bind

Dealing with load spikes and resource optimization in the cloud

Chapter 11. AMQP and Cloud Computing – RabbitMQ on PaaS

Introduction

RabbitMQ on CloudAMQP

First application on Cloud Foundry

Using RabbitMQ on Cloud Foundry

Chapter 12. Managing RabbitMQ Error Conditions

Introduction

Monitoring RabbitMQ's behavior

Using RabbitMQ to troubleshoot itself

Tracing RabbitMQ's ongoing activity

Debugging RabbitMQ's messages

What to do when RabbitMQ fails to restart

Debugging using Wireshark