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DKDamir Karimovblog.damir-karimov.comJun 23 · 7 min read

Why Your Background Jobs Are Lying to You

Most developers learn background jobs through a deceptively simple mental model: Put a task into a queue. A worker picks it up. The task gets executed. That’s it. At least, that’s what we tell ou

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GLGabriel Le Rouxgabrielleroux.hashnode.devJun 23 · 6 min read

I Replaced Every Polling Hangfire Job With RabbitMQ (And What I'd Warn You About)

Hangfire is one of those libraries that makes you look smart for almost no effort. Drop in a NuGet package, point it at the database you already have, get a dashboard for free. For a single .NET servi

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AEAhmed Eid Abdallaheidox.hashnode.devJun 18 · 5 min read

RabbitMQ was Never Our Job Runner. We Stopped Mixing Communication with Execution.

Hello, my name is Ahmed Eid (eidoox), a Senior Backend Engineer with over 3 years of experience building reliable, scalable, distributed, and real-time systems. In this Production Insight, I want to s

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TTechKisblogs.techkis.techJun 12 · 5 min read

RabbitMQ vs Database Queues — Which One Should You Use?

If you've built backend systems long enough, sooner or later you run into queues. Sending emails, processing notifications, generating reports, syncing data with third-party APIs, handling background

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SHSanskriti Harmukhvultr.hashnode.devJun 2 · 2 min read

Deploying RabbitMQ Message Broker System on Ubuntu 24.04

RabbitMQ is an open-source message broker implementing AMQP and other protocols, used to decouple producers and consumers across distributed applications. This guide deploys RabbitMQ using Docker Comp

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ACAashish Chaurasiyavultr.hashnode.devMay 13 · 3 min read

Installing RabbitMQ on Ubuntu 26.04

RabbitMQ is an open-source message broker that enables distributed applications to communicate through message queues, decoupling producers and consumers across services. This guide installs RabbitMQ

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SGShashinoor Ghimireshashinoorghimire.com.npMay 13 · 8 min read

Event Driven System using Database Write Ahead Log and Change Data Capture

💡 TLDR: Polling is wasteful and can't give you true real-time delivery. Emitting events directly from application code is fragile — a partial failure leaves your database and broker out of sync. WAL-

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LZLethu Zululethuzulu.hashnode.devApr 20 · 19 min read

The Transactional Outbox Pattern in Go: What the Compiler Enforces and What Rust Leaves to You

The failure scenario At 09:14:33, a customer places a £29.99 order on your platform. The order is saved to the database. The process crashes before publishing order.created to RabbitMQ. The fulfilment

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LZLethu Zululethuzulu.hashnode.devApr 16 · 21 min read

The Transactional Outbox Pattern in Rust: Guaranteed Message Delivery Without Distributed Transactions

The failure scenario At 09:14:33, a customer places a £29.99 order on your platform. The order is saved to the database. The process crashes before publishing order.created to RabbitMQ. The fulfilment

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PPPrajwa Pprajwal-blog.hashnode.devApr 14 · 10 min read

🚀 RabbitMQ + Celery + Docker — Complete Real-World DevOps Debugging Guide (From Failure to Success)

📌 Executive Summary In a real-world setup using RabbitMQ + Celery + Docker, I encountered multiple production-level issues: SMTP credential mismatch (username & domain swapped) Environment variable

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Why Your Background Jobs Are Lying to You

I Replaced Every Polling Hangfire Job With RabbitMQ (And What I'd Warn You About)

RabbitMQ was Never Our Job Runner. We Stopped Mixing Communication with Execution.

RabbitMQ vs Database Queues — Which One Should You Use?

Deploying RabbitMQ Message Broker System on Ubuntu 24.04

Installing RabbitMQ on Ubuntu 26.04

Event Driven System using Database Write Ahead Log and Change Data Capture

The Transactional Outbox Pattern in Go: What the Compiler Enforces and What Rust Leaves to You

The Transactional Outbox Pattern in Rust: Guaranteed Message Delivery Without Distributed Transactions

🚀 RabbitMQ + Celery + Docker — Complete Real-World DevOps Debugging Guide (From Failure to Success)