The unfortunate reality for RabbitMQ is about 99.99% of the problems people have with it (assuming they are using it as a queue) is that they either a) are usin

The unfortunate reality for RabbitMQ is about 99.99% of the problems people have with it (assuming they are using it as a queue) is that they either a) are using a bad/incomplete client or b) aren't using the HA features correctly or c) are doing all of that but then aren't checking for failure states (CCN etc) properly so their application isn't responsive enough in failure conditions.