| Description |
1 online resource (1 volume) : illustrations |
| Series |
Community experience distilled |
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Community experience distilled
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| Contents |
Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Authors; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Getting Started; Chapter 2: Configuring RabbitMQ; Chapter 3: Architecture and Messaging; Chapter 4: Clustering and High Availability; Chapter 5: Plugins and Plugin Development; Chapter 6: Managing Your RabbitMQ Server; Chapter 7: Monitoring; Chapter 8: Security in RabbitMQ; Chapter 9: Java RabbitMQ Client Programming; Chapter 10: Ruby Client Programming; Chapter 11: Python Client Programming; Index; Message brokers and message queue |
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An introduction to the advanced message queue protocolAn overview of RabbitMQ; Installation of RabbitMQ; Starting RabbitMQ; Summary; Overall configuration of RabbitMQ; The RabbitMQ environment variables; The configuration file; Runtime parameters; Summary; Messaging and its use cases; Enterprise messaging; Messaging-related software architectures; Messaging concepts; Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP); Summary; High reliability in RabbitMQ; Plugin management and default plugins; Plugin configuration; Custom plugin development; Summary; Management via a command line |
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Management via a web pluginManagement via a REST API; Summary; RabbitMQ command-line tools; Web plugins; Nagios; Munin; Zabbix; Summary; An brief introduction to security in RabbitMQ; Applying access control; Providing SASL authentication; SSL support in RabbitMQ; Summary; Case study; Application language -- Java; RabbitMQ Java client API; Case study -- client implementations; Spring framework and RabbitMQ; Spring AMQP; Summary; Case study; Bunny and Ruby; Installing Ruby; Using Bunny; Exploring the AMQP model with Bunny; The real-time processing; Sneakers; Summary; Case study; Pika |
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Introducing the web scraperImplementing the scheduler; Implementing the scraper; Handling failure; Using acknowledgement; The Pika API; Celery; Summary; Message brokers; Message Queues; Windows; Mac OS X; Ubuntu; Fedora; Amazon elastic compute cloud (EC2); Starting RabbitMQ on Windows; Other OSes (Linux, Mac OS X); Common environment variables; Unix-specific default location; Windows-specific default location; Parameter management; Policy management; Memory management; Coupling of the software systems; Message oriented middleware -- Architecture; Event-driven architecture; Message producers |
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Message brokersMessage consumers; Messages; AMQ elements; Functional specifications of AMQP; Federation in RabbitMQ; Clustering in RabbitMQ; Creating clusters; Checking the cluster status; Changing the cluster node types; Updating cluster nodes; Clustering the settings of RabbitMQ; Load balancing for high availability of queues; Summary; Enabling and disabling plugins; Installing plugin from third-party sources; Default plugin list; Basics of Erlang; Simple RabbitMQ metronome plugin; Cluster commands; User commands; Virtual host and permission commands; Miscellaneous commands; Vulnerabilities |
| Notes |
Includes index |
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Online resource; title from title page (viewed January 22, 2015) |
| Subject |
Telecommunication -- Message processing.
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Data transmission systems -- Computer simulation
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Data transmission systems -- Computer simulation
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Telecommunication -- Message processing
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Aytaş, Yusuf, author
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Nahum, Dotan, author
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| ISBN |
9781783981533 |
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1783981539 |
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1783981520 |
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9781783981526 |
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