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    Rabbitmq 4.0 Masterclass: The Definitive Guide

    Posted By: ELK1nG
    Rabbitmq 4.0 Masterclass: The Definitive Guide

    Rabbitmq 4.0 Masterclass: The Definitive Guide
    Published 6/2025
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 6.32 GB | Duration: 18h 39m

    2025 | Brand New | In Depth Comprehensive Concepts | Coding Examples | Microservices | Event Driven Architecture

    What you'll learn

    Comprehensive Examples of All Concepts

    Slides with downloadable PDF material

    AMQP 1.0 and AMQP 0.9.1 Coding examples

    Difference between the approaches of AMQP 1.0 and AMQP 0.9.1

    All Types of Queues and Exchanges

    All Types of Messaging Patterns

    Clustering, RMQ CLI tool, RMQ API usage

    RabbitMQ Streams

    RabbitMQ Transactions

    Microservices Architecture

    Event Driven Architecture (EDA)

    RabbitMQ Clustering

    Docker

    Docker Networking

    Fedration and Shovel

    Monitoring using Prometheus

    Requirements

    Basic Go Programming or programming knowledge in any language is required for coding examples

    Docker basics will be covered in the course, so prior knowledge of Docker is NOT needed

    Linux/Mac/Windows/ChromeOS/Unix Based OS PC/Laptop with Internet connection.

    Description

    Released in 2025. BRAND NEW COURSE.Master RabbitMQ: Supercharge Your APIs and Level Up Your Career!$ A Game-Changer for Developers (RMQ 0.9.1 and RMQ 1.0) $Are you ready to take your software development skills to the next level? Imagine building APIs that are faster, more reliable, and capable of handling massive amounts of traffic with ease. Whether you're a beginner stepping into the world of messaging systems or a developer looking to scale your applications, this course will unlock the full potential of RabbitMQ for you!What is RabbitMQ, and Why Should You Learn It?In today's fast-paced world of software development, real-time data processing and efficient communication between services are critical. RabbitMQ is a powerful message broker that enables seamless communication between different parts of an application, making it the backbone of scalable, event-driven architectures.Mastering RabbitMQ allows you to:Enhance Your APIs: Add real-time messaging to your APIs, making them more powerful and responsive.Scale Like a Pro: Design architectures that handle millions of requests effortlessly.Future-Proof Your Career: RabbitMQ is widely used in enterprise applications, making it an in-demand skill for developers worldwide.Build Resilient Microservices: Manage distributed systems efficiently by decoupling services, improving fault tolerance, and optimizing performance.Master Event-Driven Architecture: Learn how to design and implement EDA to create highly scalable and loosely coupled systems.What You'll Learn1. Messaging Fundamentals & Event-Driven ArchitectureUnderstand how messaging queues work and why they are essential in modern applications.Learn the key concepts of event-driven architecture and how RabbitMQ plays a crucial role in it.2. Mastering RabbitMQ From ScratchInstall and configure single instance of RabbitMQ as well as a cluster in cloud environments.Explore message queues, exchanges, bindings, and routing keys.3. Level Up Your APIs With RabbitMQIntegrate RabbitMQ into your existing APIs to enhance performance and reliability.Build event-driven microservices that scale effortlessly.Learn how to handle asynchronous messaging, task queues, and background processing.4. Microservices & Event-Driven Architecture in ActionUnderstand microservices architecture and its advantages over monolithic applications.Learn how RabbitMQ facilitates communication between microservices using event-driven patterns.Implement real-world microservices that leverage RabbitMQ for seamless integration and communication.5. Advanced RabbitMQ FeaturesWork with durable queues, message acknowledgments, and retries to ensure message delivery.Implement priority queues, dead-letter exchanges, and time-to-live (TTL) policies.Explore high availability and clustering to keep your applications running 24/7.6. Secure, Monitor & Optimize RabbitMQLearn best practices for RabbitMQ.Monitor RabbitMQ performance and troubleshoot issues like a pro.Optimize messaging patterns for maximum efficiency.Why Choose This Course?Perfect for Beginners & Experienced Developers – No prior RabbitMQ experience needed! We guide you step by step, from fundamentals to advanced topics.Hands-On Learning – Build real-world projects that demonstrate RabbitMQ’s full potential in action.Career-Boosting Skills – Companies like Netflix, Uber, and Airbnb rely on RabbitMQ. Stand out in job interviews with expertise in one of the most powerful messaging systems available.Expert Guidance – Learn from a seasoned instructor with deep knowledge of messaging architectures and distributed systems.Who Should Take This Course?Developers looking to enhance their APIs and backend systems.Engineers interested in learning event-driven architectures and real-time messaging.Anyone who wants to future-proof their career by mastering one of the most sought-after technologies in the industry.Become a RabbitMQ Expert & Elevate Your Software Career!If you're serious about taking your backend development skills to new heights, this course is your ultimate guide. By the end, you’ll have the confidence to build, deploy, and scale robust applications with RabbitMQ.Don’t get left behind in the world of modern software development—Enroll Now and start mastering RabbitMQ today!

    Overview

    Section 1: Introduction to the course

    Lecture 1 Greetings and Welcome!

    Lecture 2 Some tips while using this course

    Lecture 3 Course Content

    Section 2: Resources

    Lecture 4 Resources

    Section 3: Intro to Messaging and RMQ

    Lecture 5 About Erlang

    Lecture 6 About RabbitMQ

    Lecture 7 Message Broker

    Lecture 8 RMQ Concepts

    Lecture 9 AMQP and Other Protocols

    Lecture 10 Intro To An AMQP Message

    Lecture 11 Advantages/Disadvantages of RMQ

    Lecture 12 RabbitMQ vs The World (of Messaging Systems)

    Lecture 13 Queues

    Lecture 14 Producers and Consumers

    Lecture 15 RMQ's Use Of Network Layers

    Lecture 16 RMQ Architecture And Terminology

    Section 4: Set Up and installation

    Lecture 17 Why Choose Docker

    Lecture 18 Docker - Basics

    Lecture 19 Docker Installation

    Lecture 20 RabbitMQ Installation using Docker

    Lecture 21 RabbitMQ Ports

    Section 5: RabbitMQ Basics

    Lecture 22 RMQ Dashboard-Management UI

    Lecture 23 Queues and Streams

    Lecture 24 RabbitMQ Ack Modes

    Lecture 25 Add A New Queue

    Lecture 26 Queue Details

    Lecture 27 All Queues Section

    Lecture 28 Classic Queues

    Lecture 29 Quorum Queues

    Lecture 30 Creating Qorum Queue

    Lecture 31 RMQ Command Line Tool

    Lecture 32 RMQ HTTP API

    Lecture 33 Stream

    Lecture 34 Creating a Stream

    Lecture 35 Exchanges

    Lecture 36 Exchanges Tab

    Lecture 37 RMQ Naming Conventions

    Lecture 38 Direct Exchange

    Lecture 39 Fanout Exchange

    Lecture 40 Topic Exchange

    Lecture 41 Headers Exchange

    Section 6: Messaging Patterns

    Lecture 42 Messaging Patterns

    Lecture 43 Simple Queue

    Lecture 44 Task / Work Queues

    Lecture 45 Pub-Sub Fanout Pattern

    Lecture 46 Routing Pattern

    Lecture 47 Routing Pattern-Topic

    Lecture 48 Routing Pattern-Headers

    Lecture 49 Dead Letter Pattern

    Lecture 50 Delayed Messaging Pattern

    Section 7: RabbitMQ Advanced

    Lecture 51 Priority Queues

    Lecture 52 Exchange-to-ExchangeBindings

    Lecture 53 Alternate Exchange

    Lecture 54 Transient Exchange

    Lecture 55 Transient Queue

    Lecture 56 Auto Delete Queues

    Lecture 57 Docker Networking

    Lecture 58 Clustering - Concepts

    Lecture 59 Clustering in Action

    Lecture 60 Quorum Queues on MultipleNodes

    Lecture 61 Connections Tab

    Lecture 62 Channels Tab

    Section 8: RabbitMQ Plugins

    Lecture 63 RabbitMQ Plugins

    Lecture 64 ShovelPlugin

    Lecture 65 Federation

    Lecture 66 Fedrated Exchanges

    Lecture 67 Policies

    Lecture 68 Federated Queues

    Lecture 69 Federation In Practice

    Lecture 70 Cluster Nodes

    Section 9: Coding RabbitMQ

    Lecture 71 Coding RMQ Producer

    Lecture 72 Coding RMQ Consumer

    Lecture 73 Publish With Context

    Lecture 74 Quorum Queue

    Lecture 75 Acknowledgment

    Lecture 76 Direct Exchange

    Lecture 77 Fanout Exchange

    Lecture 78 Topic Exchange

    Lecture 79 Headers Exchange

    Lecture 80 Task/Work Queue

    Lecture 81 Pub-Sub Pattern-Fanout

    Lecture 82 Routing Pattern-Routing Key

    Lecture 83 Routing Pattern-Headers

    Lecture 84 Routing Pattern-Topic

    Lecture 85 Work Queue Pattern with Fair Dispatch (QoS)

    Lecture 86 RPC (Remote Procedure Call)

    Lecture 87 Transient Queues & Exchanges

    Lecture 88 Auto-Delete Queues and Exchanges

    Lecture 89 Publisher Confirms

    Lecture 90 Publisher Confirms - Contd.

    Lecture 91 Transactional Messaging

    Lecture 92 Transactional Messaging - Contd.

    Lecture 93 Streams

    Lecture 94 Streams-First Example

    Lecture 95 Streams-OffsetTracking

    Section 10: Monitoring RabbitMQ

    Lecture 96 Profiling and Monitoring

    Lecture 97 Prometheus

    Lecture 98 Heartbeat-TCP Keepalive

    Section 11: AMQP 1.0 in RabbitMQ

    Lecture 99 AMQP 1.0 vs AMQP 0.9.1

    Lecture 100 Simple AMQP 1.0 Producer

    Lecture 101 Simple AMQP 1.0 Consumer

    Lecture 102 AMQP 1.0 ConnectionState and Publisher Outcome

    Lecture 103 Broadcast - Fanout

    Lecture 104 Reliable Messaging Pattern

    Lecture 105 Advanced Settings

    Lecture 106 Streams

    Lecture 107 Stream Filtering

    Section 12: Microservices

    Lecture 108 Microservices

    Lecture 109 Microservices-Example

    Section 13: Event Driven Architecture

    Lecture 110 Event Driven Architecture - EDA

    Lecture 111 EDA - Example

    Section 14: Resources

    Lecture 112 Resources

    Section 15: Best Wishes and Good Luck!

    Lecture 113 What we learnt

    Lecture 114 Good Bye and Good Luck!

    Lecture 115 Sincere Request!

    RabbitMQ Enthusiasts,Anyone who wants to understand the role of message brokers in Microservices,Anyone aspiring to learn any Message Broker,Software Developers,System Engineers,API Developers,Chat Application Developers,Go(Golang) Developers,Anyone who wants to gain expertise in RabbitMQ or AMQP or any Message Broker,Anyone who wants to build highly scalable Microservices,Anyone who wants to learn Event Driven Architecture