RabbitMQ Messaging With Java (Spring Boot) From Zero To Hero

RabbitMQ Messaging With Java (Spring Boot) From Zero To Hero, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 54 lectures, based on 59 reviews, and has 305 subscribers.

You will learn about Asynchronous Messaging with RabbitMQ RabbitMQ vs AMQP AmqpTemplate and RabbitTemplate in Spring Boot Create an application in Spring Boot from zero Learn RabbitMQ from zero to hero RabbitMQ Exchange Types: Default, Direct, Topic, Fanout, Header Message Post Processing Exception Handling, Retry Mechanism This course is ideal for individuals who are All developer curious about Messaging Queue It is particularly useful for All developer curious about Messaging Queue.

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Summary

Title: RabbitMQ Messaging With Java (Spring Boot) From Zero To Hero

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 54

Number of Published Lectures: 54

Number of Curriculum Items: 54

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 54

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Asynchronous Messaging with RabbitMQ
RabbitMQ vs AMQP
AmqpTemplate and RabbitTemplate in Spring Boot
Create an application in Spring Boot from zero
Learn RabbitMQ from zero to hero
RabbitMQ Exchange Types: Default, Direct, Topic, Fanout, Header
Message Post Processing
Exception Handling, Retry Mechanism

Who Should Attend

All developer curious about Messaging Queue

Target Audiences

All developer curious about Messaging Queue

Hi there,

In this course, we will learn every details of RabbitMQ from A to Z. To learn it, we will use Spring Boot project. First of all, we will start with meaning of it so we will start with basic things. And we will go on step by step with its details… Maybe the most important thing about this course, we will learn some practical features of RabbitMQ like Highly Availability, Policies that you couldn’t find enough resource on internet…

Here is the some basic topics in this course that will be learned:

Queue
Exchange
Binding
Producer
Consumer
Routing Key
Policies
Federation Upstream
Clustering With Docker
Queue Arguments/Features
Highly Availability
Exception Handling
Retry Mechanism
Max Priority
Mirroring
AMQP Default
Virtual Host
Connection vs Channel

In this course, we will work with multiple nodes via Docker. So we will also learn basic Docker commands about RabbitMQ.

Why do we need RabbitMQ?

– Messaging queue… We will see the details of it.

Should we choose rabbitmq over apache-kafka?

– It depends… We will see the details of it.

Is Spring-Boot the right framework to work with rabbitmq? Do we really need it?

– Absolutely. It provides many functionalists and flexibility…

Are there disadvantages of rabbitmq over apache-kafka?

– It depends… We will see the details of it.

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To implement all rabbitmq steps, we will create a spring boot project. Our project will include model view controller structure. Of course, one of our aim is to create readable projects at the end of the day.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction – AMQP, RabbitMQ, Asynchronous Messaging

Lecture 2: Exchange Types in RabbitMQ

Lecture 3: What is AMQP? How is it related with RabbitMQ?

Lecture 4: Overview for RabbitMQ Implementation for this Course

Chapter 2: Setting Up Development Environment

Lecture 1: Download and Install Java 11+

Lecture 2: Download and Install Intellij

Lecture 3: Download and Install Lombok on Intellij

Lecture 4: Download and Install RabbitMQ and RabbitMQ Management Console

Chapter 3: Overview for Basic Frameworks and Tools

Lecture 1: Spring Boot Overview – Annotations, Beans, Configuration

Lecture 2: Lombok Overview – Getter, Setter, Constructors

Lecture 3: Rest API Overview – Http Methods

Lecture 4: Postman Install and Overview

Chapter 4: Restful Web Services – Overview

Lecture 1: @RequestParam Annotation and How does it work?

Lecture 2: @PathVariable Annotation and How does it work?

Lecture 3: @RequestBody Annotation and How does it work?

Chapter 5: Create Spring Boot Project With RabbitMQ Environment

Lecture 1: Overview for Spring Application

Lecture 2: Source Code

Lecture 3: Create Project with Spring Initializer

Lecture 4: Why Did We Choose Gradle? Isn't Maven most common one?

Lecture 5: Configure Application Properties and Create Connection Factory

Chapter 6: 1. Exchange Type – Default Exchange

Lecture 1: Default Exchange

Lecture 2: Test Default Exchange With Rest Api

Chapter 7: 2. Exchange Type – Direct Exchange

Lecture 1: Direct Exchange

Lecture 2: Test Direct Exchange With Rest Api

Chapter 8: 3. Exchange Type – Fanout Exchange

Lecture 1: Fanout exchange

Lecture 2: Test Fanout Exchange With Rest Api

Chapter 9: 4. Exchange Type – Topic Exchange

Lecture 1: Topic Exchange

Lecture 2: Test Topic Exchange With Rest Api

Chapter 10: 5. Exchange Type – Header Exchange

Lecture 1: Header Exchange

Lecture 2: Test Header Exchange With Rest Api

Chapter 11: Consumer

Lecture 1: Manual Consumer

Lecture 2: Test Manual Consumer With Rest API

Lecture 3: Rabbit Listener

Chapter 12: Exception Handling in RabbitMQ

Lecture 1: Exception Handling – DLX

Lecture 2: Retry Mechanism

Chapter 13: Queue Arguments

Lecture 1: Time to Live – TTL

Lecture 2: Auto Expire

Lecture 3: Maximum Message Length

Lecture 4: Maximum Message Length Bytes

Lecture 5: Overflow Behaviour

Lecture 6: Dead Letter Exchange – DLX

Lecture 7: Dead Letter Routing Key

Lecture 8: Maximum Priority

Lecture 9: Lazy Mode

Lecture 10: Master Locator – Deprecated

Chapter 14: Admin Operations, Plugins

Lecture 1: Move Messages with Shovel Plugin

Lecture 2: Policies

Lecture 3: Federation Upstream Plugin

Chapter 15: Clustering with Docker

Lecture 1: Docker Overview

Lecture 2: Docker Installation

Lecture 3: Docker Basic Commands

Lecture 4: RabbitMQ Clustering

Lecture 5: Master Locator with Multiple Nodes – Deprecated

Lecture 6: Highly Availability

Instructors

Senol Atac
Software Architect

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4 stars: 28 votes
5 stars: 21 votes

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