Rabbitmq for java and spring boot devlopers

Rabbitmq for java and spring boot devlopers, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 78 lectures, based on 12 reviews, and has 57 subscribers.

You will learn about Master RabbitMQ Basics: Grasp core concepts, architecture, messaging patterns, AMQP protocol, and message entities. Configure RabbitMQ: Set up RabbitMQ on Windows, Ubuntu, Docker, GKE, AKS, and EKS, adapting to project needs. Implement Messaging Solutions: Send and receive messages using RabbitMQ in Java and Spring Boot applications. Utilize Advanced Features: Learn Dead Letter Queues, auto-acknowledgment, and queue length limitations for reliable systems. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners java and spring boot developers who want to know about rabbitmq It is particularly useful for Beginners java and spring boot developers who want to know about rabbitmq.

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Summary

Title: Rabbitmq for java and spring boot devlopers

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 78

Number of Published Lectures: 78

Number of Curriculum Items: 78

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 78

Original Price: ?799

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master RabbitMQ Basics: Grasp core concepts, architecture, messaging patterns, AMQP protocol, and message entities.

Configure RabbitMQ: Set up RabbitMQ on Windows, Ubuntu, Docker, GKE, AKS, and EKS, adapting to project needs.

Implement Messaging Solutions: Send and receive messages using RabbitMQ in Java and Spring Boot applications.

Utilize Advanced Features: Learn Dead Letter Queues, auto-acknowledgment, and queue length limitations for reliable systems.

Who Should Attend

Beginners java and spring boot developers who want to know about rabbitmq

Target Audiences

Beginners java and spring boot developers who want to know about rabbitmq

Welcome to our comprehensive RabbitMQ course for Java and Spring Boot developers! This course is designed to provide a thorough understanding of RabbitMQ, a robust and popular message broker, and its seamless integration with Java and Spring Boot applications. Our video lessons are designed to take you through the essentials of RabbitMQ, starting with the basics and moving to more advanced concepts and real-world examples.

The course is divided into several sections, each focusing on a specific aspect of RabbitMQ. In the first section, we will cover the fundamentals, including messaging, AMQP, RabbitMQ, message entities, exchanges, queues, bindings, and messages. You will learn the core concepts and understand the role each plays in a RabbitMQ-based messaging system.

In the second section, we will guide you through setting up RabbitMQ on different platforms, including Windows, Ubuntu, Docker, Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), and Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). This will enable you to work with RabbitMQ in your preferred environment.

The third section focuses on sending and receiving messages using RabbitMQ. We will demonstrate how to send messages to a queue, receive messages from a queue, and work with the AMQP protocol for sending and receiving messages.

In the fourth section, we will explore different exchange types, such as direct, fanout, topic, and header exchanges. We will provide Java examples for each exchange type, along with AMQP examples for a complete understanding of their usage in various scenarios.

The fifth section dives deep into advanced RabbitMQ features, such as Dead Letter Queues (DLQ), auto-acknowledgment, and queue length limitations. We will discuss these concepts and provide examples in Java and AMQP to ensure you grasp the intricacies involved.

Lastly, we have included a setup guide for Docker, which will help you create a RabbitMQ environment quickly and efficiently.

Upon completing this course, you will be well-equipped to use RabbitMQ in your Java and Spring Boot applications, enabling you to build scalable and reliable messaging systems. We hope you enjoy the learning journey and look forward to your success as a RabbitMQ expert!

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

Instructors

Pritesh Mistry
Java , Spring boot , cloud programmer

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