RabbitMQ- Tutorial 7 - Competing Consumers

[@igallebedev468]

there arent much videos on this subject. i can tell in certainty that not only your videos cover the whole rabbit subject but they're each excellent. thank you so much for your great work.

[@jumpstartCS]

Wow, thanks!

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[@jumpstartCS]

Thanks for your kind words Mauro! I'm really glad you find the channel useful! I hope to make some more videos soon!

[@majormartintibor]

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[@jumpstartCS]

No problem major! Delighted you enjoyed the content!

[@ЕрвандАгаджанян-в3к]

it is not clear, why there are so few views and likes for such a cool cycle of lessons

[@rpcoder8320]

i agree

[@mobai8530]

Thanks a million.Your explanation is very good.

[@jumpstartCS]

No problem, thanks for watching!

[@kowalskijr.]

Wow, this helped me a LOT. Thanks

[@jumpstartCS]

Really glad to hear! Thanks for your support

[@juhairahamed5342]

Thanks for ur Explanation

[@hoangvutran8229]

Can i ask, on the first example you mention that consumer can only take 1 message at a time, so then message will build up in the queue. but in the round robin example you say that consumer 1 will handle 2 message at a time, so which is it, if consumer 1 haven't acknowledge the first message, then how the broker assign the second message. As i understand, each basic.deliver will open a new thread in the client server and run the callback function => so your first example is wrong or i misunderstand, but if is so how can non-thread language like php handle the message, sorry for asking too much tho

[@陳鼻子-l4o]

Very informative! Thanks a lot!!

[@jumpstartCS]

Thanks for the support! Glad you enjoyed the videos!

[@aghileslounis]

Good video, but i just want to know what the maximum number of consumers we have have on 1 machine, as many ? or depends on number of CPU cores ? and finally, can we start a consumer programmatically and close it when we want to ? Theses questions i found NO answers in any website or video, unfortunately :/

[@giridharans1101]

How to consume 10k messages at the same time with only one consumer?

[@elligoro1]

you rock!

[@jumpstartCS]

Thanks for the support :-)

[@Andrew_Hales]

Should be 8 seconds on a Consumer A, not 7

[@juhairahamed5342]

Thanks for ur Explanation

[@juhairahamed5342]

Thanks for ur Explanation