RabbitMQ : Messaging with Java, Spring Boot And Spring MVC
RabbitMQ : Messaging with Java, Spring Boot And Spring MVC, available at $99.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 62 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 1944 reviews, and has 10440 subscribers.
You will learn about Java Messaging Service (JMS) RabbitMQ Message Broker How to create Exchange & Queue Publishing Message To RabbitMQ Consuming Message From RabbitMQ Different Types Of Exchanges With Examples RabbitMQ With Spring Boot Using Rabbit Template and Rabbit Listener RabbitMQ With Spring MVC Using Rabbit Template and Rabbit Listener Spring Boot, Spring Cloud and Spring MVC Applications Deployment To Pivotal Cloud Foundry Spring Boot & RabbitMQ On Heroku (Cloud Platform) This course is ideal for individuals who are Any Java Developer Curious For RabbitMQ and Java Messaging Service (JMS) It is particularly useful for Any Java Developer Curious For RabbitMQ and Java Messaging Service (JMS).
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Summary
Title: RabbitMQ : Messaging with Java, Spring Boot And Spring MVC
Price: $99.99
Average Rating: 4.35
Number of Lectures: 62
Number of Quizzes: 3
Number of Published Lectures: 62
Number of Published Quizzes: 3
Number of Curriculum Items: 65
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 65
Original Price: $24.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Java Messaging Service (JMS)
- RabbitMQ Message Broker
- How to create Exchange & Queue
- Publishing Message To RabbitMQ
- Consuming Message From RabbitMQ
- Different Types Of Exchanges With Examples
- RabbitMQ With Spring Boot Using Rabbit Template and Rabbit Listener
- RabbitMQ With Spring MVC Using Rabbit Template and Rabbit Listener
- Spring Boot, Spring Cloud and Spring MVC Applications Deployment To Pivotal Cloud Foundry
- Spring Boot & RabbitMQ On Heroku (Cloud Platform)
Who Should Attend
- Any Java Developer Curious For RabbitMQ and Java Messaging Service (JMS)
Target Audiences
- Any Java Developer Curious For RabbitMQ and Java Messaging Service (JMS)
***** Some Reviews From Students *****
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Learned everything I needed to about RabbitMQ is this course. EXCELLENT!
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Good course on rabbitmq. have learned a lot. specially rabbitmq with pivotal cloud foundry is very much interesting.
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It covers technical details about RabbitMQ and how to use them from Java, that’s what I was looking for.
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Good explanation in simple terms.
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Excellent course on RabbitMQ. Have learned in deep about exchange, queue and best part is that it covers all with Spring boot and Spring MVC. Finally learned how to use RabbitMQ on cloud using Pivotal Cloud Foundry.
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Real life example given to relate with different component is really helpful.
RabbitMQ :It is an open source message broker software. You might have heard Java Messaging Service (JMS) by which two Java applications can communicate with each other.
Using RabbitMQ message broker two Java applications can interact with each other in same way as we human being do by text message.
Message can not go directly from one Java app to other and hence we need Queue and Exchange.
Do not aware of RabbitMQ ,Queue, Exchange OR JMS ? If YES, then you came to right place as you will learn all these things in this course. You can say Its all in one for you.
This course is all about RabbitMQ starting with Core Java and then using RabbitMQ with Spring Boot and Spring MVC.
At the end you will learn to deploy your RabbitMQ Spring MVC and Spring Boot application to Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF).
Let me give you an idea that what you will learn from this course.
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You will learn concept of Java Messaging Service (JMS) & RabbitMQ Message Broker.
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You will learn how to publish and consume messages using core Java.
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You will learn different types of exchanges like Direct, Fanout, Topic and Headers Exchange.
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You will learn to use RabbitMQ in Spring Boot application using Rabbit Template and Rabbit Listener.
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You will learn to use RabbitMQ in Spring MVC application using Rabbit Template and Rabbit Listener.
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Spring Boot, Spring Cloud and Spring MVC Applications Deployment To Pivotal Cloud Foundry.
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Spring Boot and RabbitMQ Deployment To Heroku (Cloud Platform)
Course Topics & Lectures :-
• Introduction to JMS and RabbitMQ
Understanding Of Java Messaging Service (JMS)
What is Exchange and Queue ?
Different Types Of Exchanges
RabbitMQ Installation
• Getting Started With RabbitMQ
Create Queue in RabbitMQ
Publishing Message To Queue
Consuming Message From Queue
Multiple Consumers Scenario & Round Robin Fashion
Purge The Messages
• Real Time Example With JSON Message
Understanding Real Time Scenario To Use RabbitMQ
Publishing JSON Message To Queue
• Direct Exchange
What is Direct Exchange ?
Creating Direct Exchange & Binding Queues with it
Publishing Message To Direct Exchange
Consuming Message From Queue
• Fanout Exchange
What is Fanout Exchange ?
Creating Fanout Exchange & Binding Queues with it
Publishing Message To Fanout Exchange
• Topic Exchange
What is Topic Exchange ?
Creating Topic Exchange & Binding Queues with it
Publishing Message To Topic Exchange
• Headers Exchange
What is Headers Exchange ?
Creating Headers Exchange & Binding Queues with it
Publishing Message To Headers Exchange
• RabbitMQ With Spring Boot
Introduction To RabbitMQ With Spring Boot & Rabbit Template
Spring Boot Project Set Up & Configuration
Rabbit Template With Spring Boot
Rabbit Listener With Spring Boot
Publishing Message To Headers Exchange Using Rabbit Template
Rabbit Listener With Spring Boot & Headers Exchange
• RabbitMQ With Spring MVC
Introduction To RabbitMQ With Spring MVC & Rabbit Template
Spring MVC Project Set Up & Configuration
Rabbit Template With Spring MVC
Rabbit Listener With Spring MVC
Publishing Message To Headers Exchange Using Rabbit Template
Rabbit Listener With Spring MVC & Headers Exchange
• RabbitMQ On Cloud
Introduction To Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)
Creating Account On Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)
Creating RabbitMQ Service On Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)
Spring Boot Deployment To Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)
Spring Boot Deployment To PCF Using Spring Cloud
Spring MVC Deployment To Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)
• Default Exchange
What Is Default Exchange ?
Default Exchange Example
• Exchange To Exchange Binding
Introduction To Exchange To Exchange Binding
Bind Exchange with Another Exchange
Exchange To Exchange Binding In Action
• RabbitMQ On Heroku (Cloud Platform)
Introduction To Heroku
Create Account On Heroku
Verify Account On Heroku
Download and Install Git
Download & Install Heroku CLI
Create Heroku Application
Getting RabbitMQ on Heroku
Heroku CLI Login
Deploy Spring Boot App On Heroku
Now what are you waiting for ?
Grab the course quickly and get started to learn RabbitMQ message broker with Java. Spring MVC, Spring Boot, Spring Cloud and deploy your RabbitMQ Spring MVC and Spring Boot application to Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF).
See you in the course.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Introduction to JMS and RabbitMQ
Lecture 1: Understanding Of Java Messaging Service (JMS)
Lecture 2: What is Exchange and Queue ?
Lecture 3: Different Types Of Exchanges
Lecture 4: RabbitMQ Installation
Chapter 3: Getting Started With RabbitMQ
Lecture 1: Create Queue in RabbitMQ
Lecture 2: Publishing Message To Queue
Lecture 3: Consuming Message From Queue
Lecture 4: Multiple Consumers Scenario & Round Robin Fashion
Lecture 5: Purge The Messages
Chapter 4: Real Time Example With JSON Message
Lecture 1: Understanding Real Time Scenario To Use RabbitMQ
Lecture 2: Publishing JSON Message To Queue
Chapter 5: Direct Exchange
Lecture 1: What is Direct Exchange ?
Lecture 2: Creating Direct Exchange & Binding Queues with it
Lecture 3: Publishing Message To Direct Exchange
Lecture 4: Consuming Message From Queue
Chapter 6: Fanout Exchange
Lecture 1: What is Fanout Exchange ?
Lecture 2: Creating Fanout Exchange & Binding Queues with it
Lecture 3: Publishing Message To Fanout Exchange
Chapter 7: Topic Exchange
Lecture 1: What is Topic Exchange ?
Lecture 2: Creating Topic Exchange & Binding Queues with it
Lecture 3: Publishing Message To Topic Exchange
Chapter 8: Headers Exchange
Lecture 1: What is Headers Exchange ?
Lecture 2: Creating Headers Exchange & Binding Queues with it
Lecture 3: Publishing Message To Headers Exchange
Chapter 9: RabbitMQ With Spring Boot
Lecture 1: Introduction To RabbitMQ With Spring Boot & Rabbit Template
Lecture 2: Spring Boot Project Set Up & Configuration
Lecture 3: Rabbit Template With Spring Boot
Lecture 4: Rabbit Listener With Spring Boot
Lecture 5: Publishing Message To Headers Exchange Using Rabbit Template
Lecture 6: Rabbit Listener With Spring Boot & Headers Exchange
Chapter 10: RabbitMQ With Spring MVC
Lecture 1: Introduction To RabbitMQ With Spring MVC & Rabbit Template
Lecture 2: Spring MVC Project Set Up & Configuration
Lecture 3: Rabbit Template With Spring MVC
Lecture 4: Rabbit Listener With Spring MVC
Lecture 5: Publishing Message To Headers Exchange Using Rabbit Template
Lecture 6: Rabbit Listener With Spring MVC & Headers Exchange
Chapter 11: RabbitMQ On Cloud
Lecture 1: Update On Pivotal Cloud Foundry
Lecture 2: Introduction To Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)
Lecture 3: Creating Account On Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)
Lecture 4: Creating RabbitMQ Service On Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)
Lecture 5: Spring Boot Deployment To Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)
Lecture 6: Spring Boot Deployment To PCF Using Spring Cloud
Lecture 7: Spring MVC Deployment To Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF)
Chapter 12: Default Exchange
Lecture 1: What Is Default Exchange ?
Lecture 2: Default Exchange Example
Chapter 13: Exchange To Exchange Binding
Lecture 1: Introduction To Exchange To Exchange Binding
Lecture 2: Bind Exchange with Another Exchange
Lecture 3: Exchange To Exchange Binding In Action
Chapter 14: RabbitMQ On Heroku (Cloud Platform)
Lecture 1: Course Update
Lecture 2: Introduction To Heroku
Lecture 3: Create Account On Heroku
Lecture 4: Verify Account On Heroku
Lecture 5: Download and Install Git
Lecture 6: Download & Install Heroku CLI
Lecture 7: Create Heroku Application
Lecture 8: Getting RabbitMQ on Heroku
Lecture 9: Spring Boot Version Update
Lecture 10: Heroku CLI Login
Lecture 11: Deploy Spring Boot App On Heroku
Chapter 15: Thank You
Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture
Lecture 2: Thank You
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- 4 stars: 771 votes
- 5 stars: 828 votes
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