Stacking and consuming tasks with RabbitMQ and AMQP
This recipe will demonstrate how to implement a Message-oriented-Middleware (MoM). This is a very popular technique in scalability based on asynchronous communication between components.
Getting ready
We have already introduced the new cloudstreetmarket-shared and cloudstreetmarket-websocket Java projects. WebSockets are now split away from cloudstreetmarket-api, but cloudstreetmarket-websocket and cloudstreetmarket-api will still communicate with each other using messaging.
In order to decouple secondary tasks from the request thread (secondary tasks like event producing), you need to learn how to configure and use AMQP message templates and listeners with RabbitMQ.
How to do it…
- Access the RabbitMQ ...
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