The RabbitMQ Tutorial 

This explanation is awesome! Thanks so much mate 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

simple and to the point, thank you :)

Awesome video. I needed to know enough RabbitMQ before a job interview in order to know why the client uses it. The theoretical part allowed that. Then the examples made it super clear how to create a producer, a consumer, a channel and its queue and how to acknowledge the message was consumed. Two thumbs up :)

this guy is actually good ive watched a ton of videos

Really man you are the best instructor in the whole world

I've watched a ton of videos, but I only like and comment on this video.

You just provide this hard topic to us like a piece of cake. And it's really good. Thank you so much lots of respect for you. Keep doing so we can grow too.❤🥰

probably make videos on Kafka , elastic stack. thanks again for the free content..

Yes, personally I learned a lot from this awesome video. Thank you so much Laith!

Exactly what I wanted. Thank you!

Thank you for your tutorial very helpful.

Thanks bro that was really helpful

great content bro

Thank you Laith

Thank you SO MUCH

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Thanks for the video. I hope you will make a video on microservices 😋😋

Thank you very much!!!!

Thank you

Awesome!

Thanks for your vedio❤ Please do kafka tutorial also.

Thank you very helpful tutorial !! Could you make a tutorial on Apache kafka would be much appreciated thank you again for your hard work may god bless you for your efforts

thank you !!!!!

Thanks

thks

Nice video. i HAVE ONE QUESTION. HOW DO I PREPARE IT FOR PRODUCTION?.

I don't get one thing about this architecture: suppose I hit a button in the UI and it sends my order information to the queue for further processing. Then, for some unknown reason, the message gets stuck in the queue for a longer time, e.g. due to high load. How do I send feedback to the user whether it was successful or not? What if the consume method fails? I understand it would only be possible once the message is fully consumed but that could potentially take some time. But the feedback to the user (on the front-end) needs to be immediate, doesn't it? How would that work?

Could you please make a crash course on Apache Kafka with python for end to end project?

Waiting for Kafka JS course

too acid colors

i hate "first" messages but... i was here first.