> I'm thinking about giving a try to RabbitMQ We went the opposite route. Kafka has been much better. Up to a certain volume, both solved the problem. When Rab

> I'm thinking about giving a try to RabbitMQ We went the opposite route. Kafka has been much better. Up to a certain volume, both solved the problem. When RabbitMQ required too much tuning, a decision was made to go to Kafka, and it's been stellar. Both are pretty good, but understand that there are too many variables involved and you can't really escape production hell indefinitely, regardless of what you pick. What changes is when you are going to see the flames, and what is going to spark them.