RabbitMQ -Fanout Exchange

In this video we will be creating a logging system. Also in this vide we will be talking about exchanges, so if you have not watched my video on exchange types would highly recommend it.
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This is what we are following: www.rabbitmq.com/getstarted.html
Command to run it with Docker: docker run -d --rm --name rabbitmq -p 5672:5672 rabbitmq:3
Download RabbitMQ: www.rabbitmq.com/download.html
Run a cloud instance of RabbitMQ: www.cloudamqp.com/
Get GUI for RabbitMQ (once you have an instance running locally): localhost:15672/

[@caloinoggins]

Thank you very much for this video series! It`s helping me a lot!

[@shahramafzali1323]

i've watched this series from the start, learned so much about rabbit so far, Great work, really appreciated

[@shivamkumar-td8qf]

You are the saviour brother.

[@jackfrost8969]

Really well explained at the end.
Keep up the good work.

[@arshdeepkumar2586]

Great Video Bro

[@BiswajitJana_Bulu]

great work

[@NickLaros]

Awesome video.. thankss

[@chrislonardo]

great series of videos. hoping that you dive more into architectural patterns using RabbitMQ for distributed systems. Also, re: the awkward mousing: I think you've earned a cheap Wacom tablet, even the $80 consumer ones blow a mouse away for this sort of stuff :-)

[@WebDevJourney]

Thank you man, ill try to get into architectural patterns, but as you know thats somewhat of a long topic. Also yeah a tablet wouldn't hurt but honestly not in the best position to spend on something that I really dont need.

[@chrislonardo]

@@WebDevJourney yeah, it's a deep topic. Finding current, actionable info is tricky. I recently started working my way through Ethan Garofolo's book, "Practical Microservices: Build Event-Driven Architectures with Event Sourcing and CQRS" after finding his CZcams videos, and it's been great so far, with useful Node.js examples.
As for money stuff- not to presume your availability/interest, I run the engineering team at a startup, using the stack that your channel focuses on, and we're hiring, and we've recently had bad luck with a few people hired through consulting firms. If you're looking for a side gig, drop me an e-mail- chris AT 1sm.io . Cheers!

[@WebDevJourney]

@@chrislonardo That book is really good, read (skimmed is more like it) that a few times. great book for core concepts.

[@ibrahimaba8966]

this channel is 🔥…! what do you think about hybrid system with a combination of rabbitmq and zeromq ?