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Awesome Tutorial as always, If I may ask, there is no setting somewhere that tells the connection between the Producer/Consumer and the RabbitMq broker.
@@Javatechie, I was wondering how the app knows how to connect to the RabbitMq server, but I guess all settings are set to default connections without the need to apply credentials.
liked the video, but in real time generally we consume queue message from another microservice so it will be very good if you can explain the concept by having 2 microservices and i tried to publish the message to queue from another microservice and it is not getting published so could you please do a video by 2 taking 2 applications :)
Very useful video, thaanks a lot for sharing this. One doubt I have is if multiple consumers want to listen to same message which is published in one (same) queue, is there a way that they all can simultaneously listen that. Coz once the message is consumed by one listener it is no longer present in queue.
Hi, thank you for the well-explained video. Just have a question - how it's detecting the RabbitMQ on our computer? We didn't config anything to detect it, right? :/ for example, this is our rabbitMQ running at - localhost:15672/ or port:15672..? What to do if we want to use rabbitMQ running on another host? Thank you.
In your properties file you can set spring.rabbitmq.host=x.x.x.x You can also set other configs like port, username, password, cache connection mode etc
Thanks for the great tutorial bhaiya, I have one question I'm confused how rabbitmq dashboard created all queue and exchange which we defined in our project/code though we didn't made any connection b/w our running rabbit mq server and project like in application properties files or etc. or its just dependency magic of spring-rabbitmq.
Awesome explanation!!!... Keep it up.... A small doubt, the places where you have used ROUTING KEY, I think it should be BINDING KEY instead. ROUTING KEY is an attribute of the message from the PRODUCER which tells the Exchange how the messages should be routed to the queues.
Hi Basant, This vedio looks great.Thanks for this great vedio. Can u pls make a vedio regarding Keyclock integration with rest api. With various role access.
Hi, thanks for the nice video, I like your all videos and you provide us complex things as a simple way so we can understand it easily. I have a request to you, could you please make a video in RabbitMQ with with stream cloud using @StreamListener using topic exchange and using spring boot. it is very less video available in RUclips also?
Very nice video. Your example is easy to understand. Could you tell me what are the benefits we may get if I write the consumer in separate application ?
@@Javatechie as far I know messaging system helps communicating with different types of apps and it also makes system asynchronous. could you tell me any other benefits ?
Hi Basant, Great video thanks! Just have a question...where have you added the connection factory details(mq port and url) ? Is it in the application.propterties?
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This video is life-saving and really appreciate your effort into it. Look forward for more content esp in Microservices communication with compensating transactions.
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All your tutorials are awesome, fully functional, with source-code provided. I must say, this is the first channel that I have not only subscribed but pressed the bell-icon as well. 😀 Thanks.
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Awesome Basant bhai...ur content is always unique...and in between u r talking about best practices & coding standard which is very helpful for beginner and mid level developer....keep it up
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why dont you add data structure and algorithms using java like stack queues linked list trees graphs .. internal details with core java
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Awesome Tutorial as always, If I may ask, there is no setting somewhere that tells the connection between the Producer/Consumer and the RabbitMq broker.
Hello buddy not getting you
@@Javatechie, I was wondering how the app knows how to connect to the RabbitMq server, but I guess all settings are set to default connections without the need to apply credentials.
@@motolola yes default configuration and we are also defining exchange right
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liked the video, but in real time generally we consume queue message from another microservice so it will be very good if you can explain the concept by having 2 microservices and
i tried to publish the message to queue from another microservice and it is not getting published
so could you please do a video by 2 taking 2 applications :)
Beautifully explained and demo'd
I have a question. Where did you configure rabbitmq host, port details. How it connected to ur local rabbitmq server
Check my config class
@@Javatechie which is not appear in video
Very useful video, thaanks a lot for sharing this. One doubt I have is if multiple consumers want to listen to same message which is published in one (same) queue, is there a way that they all can simultaneously listen that. Coz once the message is consumed by one listener it is no longer present in queue.
Yes we can configure N number of consumer they all can listen to same channel at a time
@@Javatechie thanks
Hi, thank you for the well-explained video. Just have a question -
how it's detecting the RabbitMQ on our computer? We didn't config anything to detect it, right? :/
for example, this is our rabbitMQ running at - localhost:15672/ or port:15672..?
What to do if we want to use rabbitMQ running on another host?
Thank you.
In your properties file you can set
spring.rabbitmq.host=x.x.x.x
You can also set other configs like port, username, password, cache connection mode etc
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Hi, it is amazed, how are you binding to rabbitmq server running in your local to code. It will be great if you shown the host and port configuration
Everything I explained in code only please check my configuration class
Thanks for video, can you makw video on how we give custom names to Consumers how can we handle timeouts.
How can we use rabbitMQ using docker ?
Awesome video .. very good
Great one!
Very helpful thank you.
Thanks for the great tutorial bhaiya, I have one question I'm confused how rabbitmq dashboard created all queue and exchange which we defined in our project/code though we didn't made any connection b/w our running rabbit mq server and project like in application properties files or etc. or its just dependency magic of spring-rabbitmq.
Yes spring auto configuration will take max of things.apart from that we also giving exchange , port , and host and topic information in code .
Awesome explanation!!!... Keep it up.... A small doubt, the places where you have used ROUTING KEY, I think it should be BINDING KEY instead. ROUTING KEY is an attribute of the message from the PRODUCER which tells the Exchange how the messages should be routed to the queues.
You can specify any name
@@Javatechie Thank you
Hi @@Javatechie , how can we make sure that message publish in a queue is get consume by 4or5 micro-services before it get deleted form queue!!
Hi Basant,
This vedio looks great.Thanks for this great vedio.
Can u pls make a vedio regarding Keyclock integration with rest api. With various role access.
Okay I'll do
Lovely. Thank you
Great video! But I have one question, how does your spring boot app know where the RabbitMQ service is running. You did not supply any IP or port.
We configured in config class
Excelent, can we control how many messages to consume?
Yes we can set that limitations
Hi, thanks for the nice video, I like your all videos and you provide us complex things as a simple way so we can understand it easily. I have a request to you, could you please make a video in RabbitMQ with with stream cloud using @StreamListener using topic exchange and using spring boot. it is very less video available in RUclips also?
Hi Deepak Thanks, definitely I will do this .
Very nice video. Your example is easy to understand. Could you tell me what are the benefits we may get if I write the consumer in separate application ?
Hi Kayesh ,
I would strongly suggest you to first understand what is the need of messaging system
@@Javatechie as far I know messaging system helps communicating with different types of apps and it also makes system asynchronous. could you tell me any other benefits ?
Correct if it is different type of application obviously consumer should be one separate application right
Thanks for sharing
Hi bro nice explaination and i have a small dout where do you run the programs...can you share the application name
Can you please make another video if we have rabbitmq defined in another host(not in local host)? I think we need to configure a connection factory.
Yes we do need to configure it with remote host details
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Your tutorial is awesome but one doubt is how i can place rabbitmq on one server and other micro-service on another server then how this possible.
Hi Basant,
Great video thanks! Just have a question...where have you added the connection factory details(mq port and url) ? Is it in the application.propterties?
It's not required to add these properties .
I have used Rabbit Template and injected connection factory
Very good video
Nice tutorial. Thanks
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Good video man.
If we put @Data on top of a class do we really need to add @AllArgsConstructor, @NoArgsConstructor,... ?
Yes @Data for getter setter not for constructor
@@Javatechie Thanx for the quick reply, also for the content.