Neo RabbitMQ

Use RabbitMQ 4.3 as the default baseline for language-neutral guidance on message design, Broker operations, and performance optimization.

Scope Boundaries

Cover:

• Development design: protocols, Virtual Hosts, Exchanges, Bindings, Queues, Publishers, Consumers, Acknowledgements, Publisher Confirms, Prefetch, TTL, Dead Lettering, reliability, and queue-type selection.
• Operations and management: installation, configuration, CLI tools, Management, permissions, TLS, Plugins, Policies, clusters, backups, upgrades, Kubernetes Operator, and production checks.
• Performance optimization: connection and Channel lifecycles, flow control, memory, disk, CPU, network, queues, Quorum Queues, Streams, monitoring, capacity, and bottleneck isolation.
• Troubleshooting: connectivity, authentication, routing, consumer backlog, resource alarms, cluster health, and upgrade risks.

Do not cover:

• Client APIs, SDK code, and language-specific tutorials for Java, Python, C#, Go, Ruby, or any other programming language.
• RabbitMQ website React, Docusaurus, styling, deployment, or other website implementation.
• RabbitMQ Blog, material outside the documented license scope, and documentation unrelated to the three focus areas.
• Production operations using rabbitmqadmin publish or rabbitmqadmin get; the source instructions explicitly omit these commands.