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On rabbitmqctl and badrpc,nodedown

February 19th, 2009 · 8 Comments

In the true spirit of open source community that has formed around RabbitMQ in the past several years and continues growing every week, on the mailing list we have recently tackled an issue when one runs “rabbitmqctl status” and gets “badrpc,nodedown” response, while broker is running as evidenced by ps output. Check out a thread [...]

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Tags: erlang · rabbitmq

RabbitMQ and Rails

January 29th, 2009 · Comments Off

A quick note. This blog is getting a lot of google referrals for people looking for “rabbitmq rails”. I just wanted to say that I do not have good up-to-date material on the subject. Instead, check out this thread on ruby-amqp mailing list and consider tmm1-amqp gem for your project.

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Tags: rabbitmq · ruby

Introducing Rabbitbal

December 18th, 2008 · 2 Comments

Inspired by Nanite, a very interesting project by Ezra Zygmuntowicz of EngineYard that uses RabbitMQ and eventmachine-based ruby amqp library by Aman Gupta, I sat down and wrote Rabbitbal, a reverse proxy for Rails (as well as other web frameworks, not necessarily limited to Ruby) on top of RabbitMQ. It’s now available on github at [...]

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Tags: rabbitmq · ruby · web

Using RabbitMQ Beyond Queueing

November 11th, 2008 · Comments Off

UPDATED 2008-11-12: Adjusted Failover section below (additions in italic) based on a thread on rabbit-discuss.
I am a big fan of RabbitMQ, an implementation of Advanced Message Queueing Protocol. In this post I am going to provide an overview how RabbitMQ can be used beyond simple queueing and pubsub. For more background on this topic, please [...]

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Tags: rabbitmq

Slides for my AMQP/RabbitMQ Talk

July 31st, 2008 · 3 Comments

I recently gave a talk titled Introduction to AMQP Messaging with RabbitMQ at a big web technology company in Chicago. You can now see the slides here on Slideshare, or download PDF.

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Tags: rabbitmq