AWS on Air 2020: AWS What’s Next ft. Amazon MQ for RabbitMQ

Derek Bingham, Sr Developer Advocate, Mithun Mallick, Sr Messaging Specialist and Rick Ramsay, Sr Product Manager - Technical, Amazon MQ discuss Amazon MQ now supports RabbitMQ, a popular open source message broker. This enables you to migrate your existing RabbitMQ message brokers to AWS without having to rewrite code.
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[@vjnt1star]

is it just me or the audio is not in synch with the video?

[@sriramreddydeebaguntla8992]

what are security group port to give in inbound rule

[@awssupport]

We'd need more context to help answer this, Sriram! Please consider using one of the tech support channels mentioned in this article for further discussion: go.aws/tech-support. 🙂 ^ES

[@ucheozoemena2499]

Thanks for the article! Question: how would you handle the possibility of dynamically generated queues as the event source for a lambda? In my setup queues are generated dynamically when a new user joins, so I wouldn't be able to specify the queue name ahead of time, which is currently what's expected. Do you have any idea how to handle that? Thanks!