Module 5: Using Task Queues to Distribute Work Loads

Course Outline

• Reliable Messaging with RabbitMQ for Java Developers
  • Module 1: Messaging Foundation
    • 1.1. RabbitMQ Messaging Concepts
  • Module 2: Installation
    • 2.1. Installation Quick Start
  • Module 3: Configuration
    • 3.1. Web Management Interface Overview
    • 3.2. Creating New Users
  • Module 4: Reliable Messaging with Store And Forward Queues
    • 4.1. Store And Forward Queue Concepts
    • 4.2. Setting Up a Duration Message Queue with the Web Management Interface
    • 4.3. Create the Publisher
    • 4.4. Publisher Example Source Code
    • 4.5. Peeking at Messages with the Web Management Interface
    • 4.6. What is the Default Exchange
    • 4.7. Create the Consumer
    • 4.8. Create Consumer Project Source Code
    • 4.9. The Right Way to Consume a Message
    • 4.10. Dealing with Duplicated or Redelivered Messages
  • Module 5: Using Task Queues to Distribute Work Loads
    • 5.1. Task Queue Concepts
    • 5.2. Declaring Queues with Client API
    • 5.3. Creating an Event-based Consumer
    • 5.4. Publishing Test Messages with the Web Management Interface
    • 5.5. Work Load Distribution with Multiple Consumers
    • 5.6. Round Robin vs Fair Message Dispatching
    • 5.7. Task Queue Example Source Code
  • Module 6: Using Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) for Real-Time Communication
    • 6.1. RPC Concepts
    • 6.2. Declaring an Anonymous Queue with the Client API
    • 6.3. Passing the Reply-To Queue Using Message Properties
    • 6.4. RPC Server Implementation
    • 6.5. RPC Client Implementation
    • 6.6. Why call basicCancel?
  • Module 7: RabbitMQ Recipes
    • 7.1. Replace Database Polling with RabbitMQ
    • 7.2. How to Design Reliable and Scalable Webhooks