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But we're talking about HTTP requests here. The RabbitMQ durability is useless for this use case. Suppose the RabbitMQ node fails, and the admin notices after 2
by FooBarWidget 12y ago
But we're talking about HTTP requests here. The RabbitMQ durability is useless for this use case. Suppose the RabbitMQ node fails, and the admin notices after 2 minutes and solves the problem after 2 more minutes. The user who initiated the HTTP request has long pressed Stop in his browser.
- kjaleshire 12y agoTrue, durability wouldn't help here, however, individual Rabbit queues can fail over to alternate nodes if the master node for that queue stops responding.