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7 items tagged “rabbitmq”

2021

RabbitMQ Streams Overview. New in RabbitMQ 3.9: streams are a persisted, replicated append-only log with non-destructive consuming semantics. Sounds like it fits the same hole as Kafka and Redis Streams, an extremely useful pattern.

# 13th July 2021, 11:29 pm / message-queues, rabbitmq, redis, kafka

2009

NASA NEBULA Services (via) NASA’s new NEBULA cloud computing platform appears to be built entirely on open source infrastructure, including Python, Django, Fabric, Eucalyptus, RabbitMQ, Trac and Solr.

# 28th July 2009, 12:10 pm / cloud-computing, django, eucalyptus, fabric, nasa, nebula, open-source, python, rabbitmq, solr, trac

Announcing Alice and Wonderland. Continuing the RabbitMQ “stuff to do with rabbits” naming convention, Alice is a RESTful interface to RabbitMQ which exposes information about vhosts/queues/users/exchanges/etc as JSON. Wonderland is a web UI for RabbitMQ implemented as a pure Ajax application which calls Alice.

# 17th July 2009, 9:12 am / ajax, alice, aliceinwonderland, javascript, json, message-queues, queues, rabbitmq, rest, wonderland

PubSub-over-Webhooks with RabbitHub. RabbitMQ, the Erlang-powered AMQP message queue, is growing an HTTP interface based on webhooks and PubSubHubBub.

# 1st July 2009, 8:22 pm / amqp, erlang, http, message-queues, pubsubhubbub, rabbitmq, webhooks

Working with Python and RabbitMQ. Nathan Borror eliminates the boilerplate needed to talk to RabbitMQ (or any other AMQP queue server) from Python.

# 21st May 2009, 11:10 pm / amqp, message-queues, nathan-borror, python, rabbitmq

Rabbits and warrens. Handy tutorial introduction to using RabbitMQ and AMQP with Python.

# 7th April 2009, 9:13 am / amqp, message-queues, python, queues, rabbitmq, tutorial

Twitter: blaming Ruby for their mistakes? The comments on the entry include replies from Twitter employees and the RabbitMQ consultant they brought in, and provide a full rebuttal to the various accusations of NIH that were thrown around recently.

# 6th April 2009, 11:06 am / nih, rabbitmq, ruby, twitter