RabbitMQ in Real Life - Tips and Tricks
summary
Practical notes on running RabbitMQ for messaging: production SMS and a number discovery service use temporary reply-to queues per Apache worker for synchronous requests and priority topic routing for urgent two‑factor messages. Internal SMPP links get replaced by RabbitMQ Federation to federate queues across data centers without downtime, and CDRs use three per‑DC queues with federation and a reference ID routing key to guarantee correct updates. A small service streams completion events into AWS Kinesis; ETL had 5–30 minute latency before.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09MQP protocol basics
- 9:13RabbitMQ features
- 12:19Use cases overview
- 12:41Number discovery platform
- 15:37SMS verification system
- 17:46Dynamic rule updates
- 19:13Deprecating SMPP links
- 23:36RCS product integration
- 29:41Completion rate streaming
- 31:58Q&A
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