16. System Design - Distributed Messaging Queue | Design Messaging Queue like Kafka, RabbitMQ

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This question in interview can come with different ways like :
Design Distributed Message Queue,
Design Kafka System,
Design RabbitMQ system,
How Messaging Queue works.

Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
01:32 - Messaging Queue and its Advantages
07:49 - Point2Point and Pub/Sub Pattern
10:51 - Kafka Messaging Queue in Depth
39:07 - RabbitMQ in depth

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[santoshkumar-qfke]

teaching is an art, he literally said … “tell me” ….. reminded me of my math teacher

[shaijil]

I have worked in multiple systems with Kafka as a messaging broker. This video is an excellent tutorial ❤. I would love to see more tutorials that explain concepts like timeouts, effects on networking latency in polling, etc.

[jaideeppyne]

This is one of the best Kafka videos I have seen on YouTube. You have taught so nicely here that I am looking for a playlist only of Kafka in your channel. A few things that were best -> format of the video, you started with a small box and kept on adding pieces, separately explained broker, topics, partition, consumer, consumer groups, then cluster, and zookeeper ... this gave an idea which is what and small functional components kept adding up and formed the full system. BEST!

Few things I think can be added to make this a true masterpiece and no need to watch any other videos -> some twisted cases maybe.. complex cases with multiple partitions, multiple machines, and different partitions of the same topic in different brokers. Several other cases and a bit more extension of this in part 2 would be great. These questions are asked sometimes by the interviewer to test the knowledge.

[SIVAKUMAR-bjvl]

THE EASIEST AND CLEAR CUT EXPLAIATION . Thanks a lotttt mannn

[tonystarc]

May I confess to you that "You are my hero". Thank you for everything that you are doing. Knowledge empowers the society.

[shamstabrez]

Dkhne se phle hi comment karta hoon I truly blve is bande kamal ka content diya hoga is session mein

[makarandthakare]

Thank you for the black background. Really helps the eyes.

[novascotia]

love you sir. thanks for giving these classes as free

[nobodyknows]

I have watched more than ten videos on this no body explained it like you. Thanks a lot for making such content.

[anketpatel]

Perfect one, you can come with implementing it in a project.

[makarandthakare]

Currently on 11th video, all amazingly explained. Thank you.

[saumyachaurasia]

Wow...the explanation is so on point. Thank you so much for this valuable content.

[DeletedUser]

Concise form, covered all the kakfa topic.

[sudhirdharmadhikari]

Too good ! Saved several hours of reading from the book

[EazyZed]

Great content and well explained!!!! Many thanks

[GulabSingh-iwnr]

Amazing video, great explanation
44:29 he mean *rabbitmq* works on push approach

[heykalyan]

awesome
didn't know about this requeue concept
Sunday sorted😃😃

[mdnayab]

Thanks a lot, that was so much helpful. It cleared all my doubts😀
Please keep up the good job!!!

[manansahlot]

Thank you so much for sharing high level architecture of Kafka. Too much informative enjoyed the video!!

[AnuragMishra-wszc]

Sir in system design interview we should only know overview of it (Kafka, RabbitMQ)or we should also know how to integrate it to our projects means internal working also.