THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I enjoy your tutorials, straight to the point with good examples and great explanation. Best one to give introduction to new tools, I appreciate it man keep up the good work

This explanation is awesome! Thanks so much mate 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thank you very much.. the lesson is as sweet as sugar 🍬

simple and to the point, thank you :)

Awesome video. I needed to know enough RabbitMQ before a job interview in order to know why the client uses it. The theoretical part allowed that. Then the examples made it super clear how to create a producer, a consumer, a channel and its queue and how to acknowledge the message was consumed. Two thumbs up :)

You just provide this hard topic to us like a piece of cake. And it's really good. Thank you so much lots of respect for you. Keep doing so we can grow too.❤🥰

this guy is actually good ive watched a ton of videos

Really man you are the best instructor in the whole world

probably make videos on Kafka , elastic stack. thanks again for the free content..

Yes, personally I learned a lot from this awesome video. Thank you so much Laith!

Exactly what I wanted. Thank you!

I've watched a ton of videos, but I only like and comment on this video.

Thank you for your tutorial very helpful.

Thanks bro that was really helpful

Thank you Laith

Thank you SO MUCH

great content bro

Thank you very much!!!!

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Awesome!

thank you !!!!!

Thank you

Thanks for the video. I hope you will make a video on microservices 😋😋

Thank you very helpful tutorial !! Could you make a tutorial on Apache kafka would be much appreciated thank you again for your hard work may god bless you for your efforts

Thanks for your vedio❤ Please do kafka tutorial also.

Thanks

thks

Nice video. i HAVE ONE QUESTION. HOW DO I PREPARE IT FOR PRODUCTION?.

I don't get one thing about this architecture: suppose I hit a button in the UI and it sends my order information to the queue for further processing. Then, for some unknown reason, the message gets stuck in the queue for a longer time, e.g. due to high load. How do I send feedback to the user whether it was successful or not? What if the consume method fails? I understand it would only be possible once the message is fully consumed but that could potentially take some time. But the feedback to the user (on the front-end) needs to be immediate, doesn't it? How would that work?

Could you please make a crash course on Apache Kafka with python for end to end project?

Waiting for Kafka JS course

too acid colors

i hate "first" messages but... i was here first.