RabbitMQ is a very popular message broker. It is heavily used in microservices architectures, as a solution for asynchronous, decoupled communication/messaging problem between the services.

It is available on Windows, Linux and Mac. There are also many official Docker images that are ready to run.

RabbitMQ is easy to install, learn, configure and use. There are many official client libraries for popular programming languages. Its management web interface plugin makes learning and testing RabbitMQ even easier.

This course starts with message broker basics continues with RabbitMQ, its components and common usage scenarios. There are demo lessons for testing the RabbitMQ system using management web interface. There are also coding lessons that demonstrates how to use RabbitMQ features from code and implement common messaging scenarios using C#. But you can also download the Java versions of the same sample projects under each coding lesson. You will see that codes are almost the same.

I think, spending a weekend studying this course will be enough to complete it and learn how to use RabbitMQ using management UI, C# and Java client libraries.

I appreciate your valuable feedbacks. Feel free share your feedbacks, recommendations and ask questions on course's questions & answers part.

C# and Java sample project source codes are added as a resource to each coding lecture. You can also find all the samples as a single file under "All Codes" section.

Current C# samples for RabbitMQ .Net client library versions 5.1.0 and 6.4.0.

Current Java samples (Maven projects) for RabbitMQ Java client library version 5.15.0.