Rabbitmq for java and spring boot devlopers

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: what is messaging ?

Lecture 3: What is Message Broker ?

Lecture 4: Messaging Protocols

Lecture 5: What is AMQP ?

Lecture 6: AMPQ Model

Lecture 7: What is RabbitMQ ?

Lecture 8: Exchanges

Chapter 2: RabbitMQ installation

Lecture 1: RabbitMQ installation on Windows

Lecture 2: RabbitMQ installation on Ubuntu

Lecture 3: Rabbitmq installation using docker

Lecture 4: RabbitMQ instalation using GKE(Google Kubernetes Service)

Lecture 5: RabbitMQ installation using AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service)

Lecture 6: RabbitMQ installation using EKS(AWS elastic kubernetes service )

Chapter 3: Queues in RabbitMQ

Lecture 1: Queue basics

Lecture 2: Queues in RabbitMQ

Lecture 3: Creating Queue

Chapter 4: Basic Examples

Lecture 1: Send Message to Queue

Lecture 2: Receive Message from Queue

Lecture 3: Send Message using Spring AMQP

Lecture 4: Receive Message using Spring AMQP

Chapter 5: Exchanges

Lecture 1: Direct Exchange Concept

Lecture 2: Direct Exchange Example Java

Lecture 3: Direct Exchange Example Spring AMQP

Lecture 4: Fanout Exchange Concept

Lecture 5: Fanout exchange example Java

Lecture 6: Fanout Exchange Example Spring AMQP

Lecture 7: Topic Exchange Concept

Lecture 8: Topic exchange example using java

Lecture 9: Topic Exchagne Example Spring AMQP

Lecture 10: Header Exchange Concept

Lecture 11: Header Exchange Example Using Java

Lecture 12: Header Exchange Example Spring AMQP

Chapter 6: Dead Letter Queues

Lecture 1: Dead Letter Queues introduction

Lecture 2: Dead Letter Queues example using java

Lecture 3: Dead letter queue example using spring boot amqp

Lecture 4: DLQ using auto ack listener using amqp

Lecture 5: x-max-length and dlq

Lecture 6: x-max-length and dlq Example

Lecture 7: x-max-lenght-bytes and dlq

Lecture 8: x-max-length-bytes and dlq example

Chapter 7: Exclusive Queues

Lecture 1: Exclusive Queues

Lecture 2: Exclusive Queues Example

Chapter 8: RabbitMQ Management

Lecture 1: Creating Users

Lecture 2: vHost (Virtual Host)

Chapter 9: Consumer Acknowledgements and Publisher Confirms

Lecture 1: Publisher Confirms

Lecture 2: Publisher Confirms Example

Chapter 10: Consumer Cancellation

Lecture 1: Consumer Cancel

Lecture 2: Consumer cancel notification example

Chapter 11: Consumer Priority

Lecture 1: Consumer Priority concept

Lecture 2: Consumer Priority Example

Chapter 12: Prefetch Count

Lecture 1: What is Prefetch Count ?

Lecture 2: Prefetch Count Example

Chapter 13: Direct Reply-to feature

Lecture 1: Direct Reply-to concept

Lecture 2: Direct Reply-to concept Example

Chapter 14: RPC

Lecture 1: RPC in RabbitMQ

Lecture 2: RPC Example

Chapter 15: RabbitMQ Event Exchange

Lecture 1: RabbitMQ Event Exchange Concept

Lecture 2: RabbitMQ Event Exchange Concept Example

Chapter 16: Negative acknowledgements

Lecture 1: Negative acknowledgements Concept

Lecture 2: Negative acknowledgements Example

Chapter 17: Alternate Exchange

Lecture 1: Alternate Exchange Concept

Lecture 2: Alternate Exchange Concept Example

Chapter 18: Exchange to Exchange(e2e) Bindings

Lecture 1: Exchange to Exchange(e2e) Bindings Concept

Lecture 2: Exchange to Exchange Bindings Example

Chapter 19: Sender-selected Distribution

Lecture 1: Sender-selected Distribution Concept

Lecture 2: Sender-selected Distribution Example

Chapter 20: TTL(Time to live)

Lecture 1: TTL Concept

Lecture 2: TTL Example for queue and message

Chapter 21: Event-driven Autoscaling with Keda and RabbitMQ

Lecture 1: What is Keda ?

Lecture 2: How Keda works

Lecture 3: Keda Architecture

Lecture 4: ScaledObject and ScaledJobs

Lecture 5: Keda Installation

Lecture 6: Scaledobject spec

Lecture 7: Install rabbitmq kubernetes cluster

Lecture 8: Keda rabbitmq consumer pods scaling example

Chapter 22: Thank you

Lecture 1: Thank you