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Rabbit mq is great. I found it particularly useful when some parts of a program are inherently slower than other parts. It offers a very robust and tested queu
by roomey 3y ago
Rabbit mq is great. I found it particularly useful when some parts of a program are inherently slower than other parts.
It offers a very robust and tested queuing system, and is pretty tiny to run. It lets you keep things very simple.
- NortySpock 3y agoHow tiny is "pretty tiny" in your opinion? I've been playing around with NATS, which is hovering at just under 10MB of RAM on each of 3 nodes, while passing an average of 1 message per second. I am liking it, though NATS clearly has a less strict queue ordering policy when I throw a burst of messages at it. Edit: actually another node is at 22MB, so take what you will from that.