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RabbitMQ best practices

Source-linked guidance on RabbitMQ fundamentals: queue durability, exchange routing, consumer acknowledgements, TTL and dead lettering, and connection/channel management. Scoped to RabbitMQ; not a general AMQP or messaging corpus.

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Durable queues for broker restart survival

Queues are durable or transient (non-durable). Metadata of a durable queue is stored on disk, so durable queues are recovered on node boot together with the messages in them that…

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Exchange types and routing

An exchange's type and its bindings implement the routing logic. Direct exchanges route to bound queues, streams, or exchanges using exact equivalence of the binding's routing…

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Long-lived connections and multiplexed channels

RabbitMQ protocols are TCP-based and assume long-lived connections for efficiency — a connection is not opened per protocol operation, and one client library connection uses a…

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Manual consumer acknowledgements and prefetch

In manual acknowledgement mode the consumer explicitly confirms each delivery: basic.ack for positive acknowledgements, and basic.nack or basic.reject for negative ones —…

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Message and queue TTL with dead lettering

TTL (time-to-live) can be set for messages and for queues. Per-queue message TTL is configured with the x-message-ttl queue argument at declaration or the message-ttl policy key;…

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