Timotius Pamungkas
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More advanced concepts and technical–hands–on for RabbitMQ. OF course, working source code included :
Automatically convert Java objects to / from JSON
Schedule consumers to stop / start at given time
Consumer prefetch
Handle message ordering
New way to write consumer
Consistent hash exchange
Request–reply pattern
Create RabbitMQ structures (queue, exchange, binding) from Java code
Install RabbitMQ using Docker. Works for all operating system!
Use RabbitMQ plugins to extend functionalities
Don’t want to install RabbitMQ? Use it on cloud!
Retry mechanism without any code! (direct exchange)
Again, do retry mechanism without writing code! (fanout exchange)
Additional bonus for modern architecture!
Single active consumer
Reliable publishing
Messaging System
Nowadays, we work with multiple systems and data that runs among them. It’s a common thing that one system triggers another system(s) process, or data needs to be transferred among systems. Whether your systems built on monolith or microservice, whatever database you use, you need those data moving from one point to another. And you need those movement FAST to be processed immediately (otherwise your life will be ruined).
That kind of demand is so common, and fortunately today’s technology has an answer for that. Say hello to messaging system, where you can send message easily from one system to another system(s) asynchronously, in almost–real–time interval. There are some popular messaging system in the market, and in this course we will be talking about one of the most popular : RabbitMQ.
Instructor Details
Courses : 4
Specification: RabbitMQ & Java (Spring Boot) for System Integration
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13 reviews for RabbitMQ & Java (Spring Boot) for System Integration
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| Price | $17.99 |
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| Duration | 7.5 hours |
| Year | 2022 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Mukund –
absolutely brilliant. So clear and detailed.
Kazim Hussain –
Excellent content but somewhere bit face difficulty to understand.
Daniel Lima –
Fala rapaziada… At agora o curso tem sido muito bom… O instrutor explica muito bem…e no detalhe…. Eu estou usando um Mac…e estou seguindo o curso sem problemas… Mas a de cada um… No geral, recomendo sim…o sotaque do professor muito de boa… Eu, particularmente, entendo cada palavra que ele diz… o/
minho lee –
I think, I’m fallin in love with your lecture.
Mohamed Samir –
It is what i expected and more, The part concerning the business uses cases was very intriguing but at some point in the course, there was a part that you want to skip the code explanation part for the sake of explaning the concept that was very annoying because some code regarding the message header part was troublesome but over all a very good cousrse , thanks ..
Syed S Mahmood –
Very comprehensive, covery almost all expect of messaging, Job well done! I had some issues with instructor accent though.
Alhagie Bai Cham –
This is the start of my RabbitMQ journey and so far I like how the instructor organizes the content of the course. I am able to think about the application of this technology better as the course progresses. The content can be applied to a broad discipline. Great examples and presentation of content and its application. I will strongly recommend this course if you want to learn about RabbitMQ. It is a great fondation course.
Maksym Khrun –
1. Pronunciation awful, 30% of words are extremely hard to understand 2. A lot, really a lot of repeatable code in every lecture. It must be simplified!!! I do believe that students interesting in JMS can handle with catch exceptions 3. The same lecture can be provided with different volume level (normal > loud > normal) 4. 30% of content is not about declared subject (e.g. how to create class in eclipse, how to handle dependencies in gradle, how to use json mapper etc.) If I have knew all those points before I bought this course, I would have not bought it.
M Firman Akbar –
mantap jiwa
Amlan Datta –
I am a fan of Timotius Pamungkas. This topic is well discussed with hands on, practical exercises which are easy to follow
Marko Z –
Pretty shallow. Out of about 30 courses I purchased on Udemy probably one the worst. Just showing a lot of examples, not getting into depth of what Springboot is configuring for you or what is happening in the background. A lot of time you are just watching a person type (ooh, slow typing) and mumble it out. Plus, I asked a simple question and no answer in a week. Stackoverflow got back in 6 hours. Not worth it.
Stefanel Stan –
A very good and clear course about RabbitMQ. The instructor & lessons ensure you understand the basics in order to understand the advanced topics, taking you one step a time. The instructor shows good knowledge on the topic and shows multiple ways of achieving the same result, each with its own drawbacks. I am happy I have went over this course and gained correct, step by step, strong, and clear information and guidance about RabbitMQ. The accent can be somewhat strong and a bit confusing on the first 2 3 lessons, but once you get used to it, you will enjoy the course!
Dario Eduardo Boverio –
Very complete course with a lot of hands on exercises!