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RabbitMQ Message Broker
1. Introduction to Message Brokering
2. Fundamentals of RabbitMQ
3. Installation and Initial Setup
4. The RabbitMQ Management UI
5. Core RabbitMQ Concepts in Depth
6. Messaging Patterns and Workflows
7. Reliability and Message Guarantees
8. Advanced Features
9. Security and Administration
10. Client Libraries and Development
11. Monitoring and Performance
12. Troubleshooting and Maintenance
Fundamentals of RabbitMQ
Overview of RabbitMQ
History and Background
Position in the Message Broker Ecosystem
Comparison with Other Message Brokers
Open Source License and Community
Key Features and Characteristics
Open Source and Extensible
Cross-Platform Support
Pluggable Architecture
Support for Multiple Protocols
Enterprise Features
The AMQP 0-9-1 Protocol
Role and Purpose of the Protocol
AMQP vs Other Messaging Protocols
Core Protocol Operations
Connection Establishment
Channel Management
Message Publishing
Message Consumption
Acknowledgements and Flow Control
Protocol Frames and Methods
RabbitMQ's Core Components
Producer
Role and Responsibilities
Message Publishing Workflow
Publisher Patterns
Consumer
Role and Responsibilities
Message Consumption Workflow
Consumer Patterns
Connection
TCP Connection Lifecycle
Connection Parameters
Connection Pooling
Channel
Multiplexing over Connections
Channel Lifecycle
Channel Threading Model
Message
Structure and Metadata
Serialization Formats
Message Envelope
Queue
Message Storage and Delivery
Queue Lifecycle
Queue Types
Exchange
Message Routing Logic
Exchange Lifecycle
Exchange Types Overview
Binding
Association Between Exchanges and Queues
Routing Key Usage
Binding Arguments
Virtual Host
Logical Isolation of Resources
Multi-Tenancy Support
Resource Scoping
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