RabbitMQ explained
How RabbitMQ routes messages: producers, exchanges, bindings and queues, the four exchange types, acknowledgements, durability and prefetch, dead-lettering, a working Python example, and how RabbitMQ differs from Kafka.
CodexBash, , 4 min read
RabbitMQ is one of the most widely used message brokers: applications hand it messages, and it delivers them to the right consumers reliably, even when those consumers are slow or temporarily down. Where Kafka is a log that consumers read at their own pace, RabbitMQ is a router: its central idea is the exchange, which decides which queues each message goes to. This article explains that model, the settings that make it reliable, and when to choose it.
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