RabbitMQ Crash Course

Thank you so much for this video!! I'm preparing for an interview tomorrow and this was so helpful! Now I'm going to search for the kafka video 😄

It's late to write "Kafka", but it was great, and thank you for this great video.
Please keep updating :)

Its very hard to find good rabbitmq crash courses. Thanks for making the video Hussein,

Kafka ❤ video please

Thank you very much for the video!!!

Please make a video on how you study, just how mahn awesome ❤

You're have awesome energy, Man. Great Content!

what a energy, cool <3

Hussein, we can add a kind of limits on channel to limits the qtd of messages pushed to consumer... I'm using rabbitmq because amazon has a broker as a service that offers the rabbitmq

how do you have completions in vscode before installing the library?

I`ve found this channel just couple days ago. VEry gib respect to author. Very clear, a bit humorous. And of top of that, just go throw list of videos. He covers a great topics. Thank you so much

GREAT enthusiastic explanations !!! Plz do Kafka. Also video on pros and cons of different queuing systems and when to use which.

kafka?

wowwwwwwww

Also you didn't show a thing on the RabbitMQ UI panel. How to monitoring it, exchange types and such. Just acting like clown for 45 minutes. The people that are impressed by you actually have no idea what they were looking.

how is number === 7 a javscript problem ? It is how strict comprassion work in every signle language....

We love you bubby 🙏🌹

Abstracting away my life must be good no?

Hey Hussein. Your explanation is very nice and also your text readability is just perfect on screen. Thank you for sharing. Great job!

kafka

Lmao!!! Amazing!

Pls keep your voice consistence. whole video, I was keep on increase and decrease the volumes

Thanks

Dude you are super listenable..... thanks for this.

Kafka!

This just helped me understand the architecture of a codebase I’m to work on. Thanks a lot! Awesome content

Failed to establish message queue error...Any suggestions how to resolve.

I disagree with your conclusion. First of all, the complexity you've described is actually inherent to decoupled, event-driven architectures. Pub/Subs and Push data transfers is a way of decoupling pieces of systems and reducing dependencies. Very common in anything where data sources (sensors/microservices/clients) can dynamically enter or leave and you'd like to ensure your system is somewhat robust.

What an explanation! Nice :)

Hey, you have real clear style of teaching, appretiate that. But I am afread I cannot imagine a crash course about RabbitMQ without explaining the exchanges, binding keys and queues.

My team lead told me to learn Rabbitmq for a future project. As a Junior dev I got freaked out, but now after this video it doesn't seems too much complicated, ofcouse i haven't dived deeper yet, but still the basic was pretty fine.
Thank you!
Btw love your talking style, very refreshing and not boring at all!

Best practice says to not open a channel each time you are publishing, and keeping connection long-lived. There is a benefit of closing connection and channel on publisher?

I have a doubt regarding RabbitMQ installation. Either we can directly install RabbitMQ software manually or we can install it via docker.
Which method we should use?

This course is amazing... I'll CONSUUUUUUUUUME it.

I'm only halfway through and this is already the most valuable RabbitMq tutorial I've seen thus far.

You are a great teacher and you make me laugh

very interesting videos, hilarious teaching style, feel like watching a good movie. 0% boring

شكرا للدورة، ممکن تقترح لي‌ دورة RabbitMQ بالغة العربية‌؟

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is that your real voice ? n1

Great video, fantastic example.

Excellent explanation !!

Awesome video !

Hussein, you have real, real goddamn value in your videos. I am so thankful for the knowledge you're imparting !

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This course is amazing... Thank you so much!!!!!