RabbitMQ in 100 Seconds

RabbitMQ is an open-source message broker often used for communication between microservices in the cloud. Learn how to build your own message queue with RabbitMQ in docker.

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[stanislavnovikov]

Finally I can add RabbitMQ to skill section in my CV

[caradebreno]

It's amazing how you always throw a 100 seconds on the tool I just started working on

[isheanesunigelmisi]

These Fireship videos are multiplying like rabbits and I love it

[wisdomouswanderer]

Great video! I would love to see more videos on Big data tools such as Apache Spark, Kafka, Storm as haven't seen enough on your channel and nobody explains them better than you do.

Keep it up, Jeff.

[christianhabermann]

Best dev channel on youtube, seriously. The amount and quality of information here is insane. You deliver stuff in Seconds that took me weeks.

[rfontalva]

These are great! It would be nice a series of this videos but for more generic topics, like explaining MQTT protocol for example

[carlyparly]

Kafka in 100 seconds would be a great follow up to this video! Thanks for the hard work on these

[dzikiLOS]

you would have saved me a day or two some time in the past, this so so precise and basically how I was explaining it to my team. Great job!

[Omaryllo]

There are so many increasingly opaque architectures and devtools that have increasingly PR descriptions that makes no sense to anyone trying to use it. This is the first time I feel like I sorta understand wtf rabbitmq does. tysm! Now I can actually begin to even consider it in any project

[juleswinnfield]

Loved this video - great high level demonstration of something super useful! Keep em' coming!

[wichaisawangpongkasame]

i bet you don't know how great this vid is at introducing both its concept and simple implementation. Thanks for the good work!

[joshuaomana]

I was literally tasked with researching this to implement it at work, and when checking for turoriala THIS just poped out jaja. Very nice top level overview as always

[brianrdetweiler]

As someone who has to work tangentially with RabbitMQ but not like, WITH it with it, this is perfect. Thank you!

[dottechnoologies]

Guys, this guy is simply amazing. I follow his channel for news, but I just followed along on this Rabbit MQ and it works! Like his code actually works. And I love it because there isn't much explanation, but his code is super easy to understand. I didn't see anyone using async await on this topic, he made it so much easy. I have been figuring out how I could use rabbit mq with my normal express router controller folder structure. With this his code, I think I have figured out how to go about it. Going for the pro membership. This is it for me...

[yinonelbaz]

For the last three days I have been reading 8 hours every day on rabbitmq to get a good introduction to the topic and you managed to reduce my whole three days to 2

[tornoutlaw]

Using docker as shown in the video also allows for calling the rmq management UI exposed at port 15672, where one can create, manage & monitor users, exchanges, queues etc.

[thehibbi]

Visualization on point as always, thanks for the video :)

[snk-js]

the monolith crystal exploding was just awesome cool effect man

[SB-qmwg]

I used it a lot at one of my jobs. It was pretty cool. The IT issues were usually the pre and post and rarely with RabbitMQ itself.

[scrm_piu]

Thank you so much, this is right timing while i need to learn RabbitMQ for my work and your video came up