(Course #25) Asynchronous Messaging With RabbitMQ

Snowpal Education: A quick look at how a production implementation of Asynchronous messaging with RabbitMQ works.

What you do not need to do “real time”, you should try not to do real time for a variety of reasons. In this course, we’ll look at a specific implementation that uses RabbitMQ as a Message Broker to better understand the pros and cons of various alternatives, including but not limited to whether or not you need to use messaging at all to solve such a problem.

At Snowpal, we use RabbitMQ quite heavily (till it's all ported over to Kafka, that is!)

We’ll touch upon Kafka a tiny, tiny bit but keep our focus primarily to Messaging Architecture in general, and RabbitMQ as a broker in particular. By the end of this course, you should be in a position to tell when you need to use a Message Broker, which one you may want to use, and how you should go about using it.

While what we’ll look at is a Ruby Microservice implementation, the learning would be just as applicable to other brokers and other languages.

Length: 45 minutes

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