RabbitMQ is a great tool, but you should always test your deployment with a tool like Jepsen. Rabbit has historically had issues with multi-node clusters relat

RabbitMQ is a great tool, but you should always test your deployment with a tool like Jepsen. Rabbit has historically had issues with multi-node clusters related to split-brains and dropping ack'd messages following network partitions. In contrast, I've had very few issues using Rabbit shovels, a store-and-foreword plugin: https://www.rabbitmq.com/shovel.html https://www.rabbitmq.com/shovel.html ps: s/foreword/forward/