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How to run RabbitMQ with Python

This tutorial shows you how to connect to RabbitMQ in Python. All code is present on Github.

Introducing the new, improved RabbitMQ specific alarms

CloudAMQP has made significant improvements to the configurable RabbitMQ alarms and addressed some popular user requests.

Coming soon: new CloudAMQP plans

We'll soon launch new 1, 3 and 5 node plans. And a new smaller plan, designed for testing.

Provisioning a RabbitMQ instance on the cloud using AWS and CloudAMQP

In this article, we help you gain access to a fully managed RabbitMQ instance through CloudAMQP that can scale with your needs, using AWS VPC and a firewall for security.

Adding support for AWS PrivateLink

Keeping data private is important to us, which is why we encourage encrypted connections to CloudAMQP clusters. Now we are adding support for Amazon Web Services (AWS) PrivateLink to make it even easier.

RabbitMQ now available on AWS Marketplace via CloudAMQP

CloudAMQP, the manager of the largest fleet of RabbitMQ clusters in the world, is excited to announce that our plans are now available through the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace. What does this mean for our valued customers? Read on to discover more great advantages of...

Message priority in RabbitMQ

Sometimes messages simply have a higher priority and need to be handled before other messages. Thankfully, RabbitMQ supports priority queues, and a queue can be set to have a range of priorities.

Annual RabbitMQ report 2020 by CloudAMQP

CloudAMQP's annual report for 2019 based on CloudAMQP customer usage of RabbitMQ. We take a closer look at versions, language and client distribution among other things. Be prepared for some interesting facts.

New Azure regions enabled for CloudAMQP

We’re happy to let you know that we have enabled new Azure regions for CloudAMQP.

What is new in RabbitMQ 3.8?

Over the past two releases, RabbitMQ trended towards reliability and increased security. The newest version, 3.8, brings authorization and failover alongside increasingly beneficial improvements to components such as logging and visualization.