RabbitMQ original translated 01 -- Introduction, rabbitmq translated 01 -- Introduction

RabbitMQ original translated 01 -- Introduction, rabbitmq translated 01 -- Introduction

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RabitMQ is a message-oriented middleware that receives messages from the message producer and sends them to the Message consumer. In this transmission process, you can define cache, persistence, and routing rules.

Glossary of related objects:

1: Producer (producters) --- the program that sends messages is called the producer, which is represented by a graph with the letter P.

2: queue: the name of the mailbox storing the message, which exists in RabbitMQ. Although the message stream is transferred between RabbitMQ and the application, the message can only be stored in a queue, the binding of a queue is unrestricted. It can store as many messages as possible-in fact, its buffer size is unlimited.

Many producers can send messages to the same queue, and many consumers can accept messages from one queue, which can be represented by an image with "queue_name" at the top of the queue.

3: Consumer (consuming)-a consumer is similar to a receiver. A consumer is actually a program that continuously accepts messages and can be represented by an image with "C ".