RabbitMQ Training & Consulting

RabbitMQ Training Objectives

• Introduction to  Messaging and AMQP
  • Benefits of messaging and asynchronous systems
  • Why JMS isn’t enough
  • Introduction to AMQP
• RabbitMQ Installation
  • Product description and main capabilities
  • Installation, directory structure, and configuration
  • Durability with the Mnesia database
  • Basic administration
  • Web management console
  • Multi-tenancy with virtual hosts
  • Logging with the firehose tracer
• Development And Integration
  • Clients (Java, C#, Python, Ruby, etc.)
  • Focus on the Java client
  • Publishing and consuming messages
  • Managing AMQP resources
  • AMQP routing with exchanges and queues
  • Higher-level abstractions (Spring AMQP &Integration, Pika)
  • Messaging patterns
• Reliable Messaging Development
  • Durable queues and exchanges
  • Persistent messages
  • AMQP and JMS transactions
  • AMQP acknowledgements
  • Dead lettering
  • Multiple transactional resources
• Clustering
  • Scalable messaging architecture through clustering
  • Creating a cluster
  • Disk vs. RAM nodes
  • Administration of a cluster
  • Network partitions
• High Availability
  • Cluster node failures and consequences
  • Mirrored queues
  • Slave synchronization
  • Client failover handling
• Plugins
  • RabbitMQ plugins introduction
  • LDAP authentication
  • Shovel
  • Federation
  • Shovel vs federation
• Stomp Performance
  • Impacts of configuration and client code options on performance
  • Flow control
  • Best practices
• Security
  • Virtual hosts, users, and access control
  • Authentication
  • Secured communication
• Operations and Monitoring
  • Disk, firewall, heartbeat tuning
  • Monitoring
  • Management API
  • Support for third-party monitoring tools
• Spring AMQP (Optional)
  • Introduction to Spring
  • Spring AMQP overview
  • Spring’s AMQP template
  • Configuring AMQP Resources using Spring
  • Sending and receiving messages