RabbitMQ Explained - Exchanges

Messages are not sent directly to Queues. They first pass through an Exchange (in the broker) that redirects them to their destination. This video explains the interactions between exchanges, routing keys and bindings in RabbitMQ.
We will talk about how exchanges and queues are associated with each other, and show examples of how you can use the different exchange types in four different scenarios.
In the video we focus on the main types of exchanges available in RabbitMQ:
- Direct Exchange
- Topic Exchange
- Fanout Exchange
- Headers Exchange
Segments:
Intro: (0:00)
What is an Exchange?: (0:28)
Direct Exchange - Example: (1:38)
Topic Exchange - Example: (2:15)
Fanout Exchange - Example: (3:15)
Headers Exchange - Example: (3:38)
Outro: (5:06)
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[@dcernach]

One of the best explanations ever...

[@Nyquiiist]

Straight to the point and filled with info, couldn't have asked for a better tutorial.

[@timriley69]

one of the clearest explanations on RabbitMQ I have heard. Thanks for that!

[@CloudAMQP]

We're glad you liked it, and always happy to help. :)

[@Mouzitoto2]

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[@CloudAMQP]

Thank you!

[@ivandrofly]

Best explanation on the topic 👌

[@luqmansen]

I had trouble understanding why exchange exists, this video was really helpful. Thank you!!

[@oiuyoiuo]

Very good indeed! Please do more content like that exploring other features like retries and dlq.

[@jiteshpowankar2135]

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[@adriancor1344]

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[@satishtxt]

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[@shubhamvilayatkar1676]

Header type was hard to understand but rest of three was easy to understand.

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[@ininthestudio]

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[@ivanwork2028]

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[@cenkcamkiran]

Good example of exchanges. Thx for the video!

[@Rudra0x01]

Well explained

[@devtoro5601]

thanks. very clear.

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[@mauriciom8539]

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[@GibranCastillo]

Thank you for easy to follow information

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loved it! Simple and to the point

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Appreciated

[@lewispil3529]

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[@walli33]

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[@BeOriiGiinaL]

Hello, I would liketo ask if it is a good practice to have a message consumer in frontend web app? I suppose no, because in this way the rabbitmq server's credentials could be seen by everyone and so anyone could consume your information as well, right?

[@lucasltv]

beautiful... explanation and you... tks

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[@hirahasan]

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enough with theory , show how to code this

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