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I played with most message queues and I go with RabbitMQ in production. Mostly because it has been very reliable for years in production at a previous company,
by speedgoose 1y ago
I played with most message queues and I go with RabbitMQ in production.
Mostly because it has been very reliable for years in production at a previous company, and doesn’t require babysitting. Its recent versions also has new features that make it is a descent alternative to Kafka if you don’t need to scale to the moon.
And the logo is a rabbit.
- swyx 1y agoDatadog too. i often wonder how come more companies dont pick cute mascots. gives a logo, makes everyone have warm fuzzies immediately, creates pun opportunities. inb4 "oh but you wont be taken seriously" well... datadog.
- DonsDiscountGas 1y agoHugging face clearly shares the same philosophy
- taskforcegemini 1y agobut usually I only see the namw "huggingface" written, and I think of headcrabs from half-life instead
- aitchnyu 1y agoJust used it as a Celery (job queue) backend. How is it a Kafka alternative?
- speedgoose 1y agoRabbitMQ streams: https://www.rabbitmq.com/docs/streams https://www.rabbitmq.com/docs/streams