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How to use Celery with LavinMQ

LavinMQ is a fast, lightweight broker for Celery tasks, speaking AMQP natively with simple setup. This short guide shows how to connect Celery to a LavinMQ instance and run your first task.

RabbitMQ vs Azure Service Bus: Benchmark Results

Benchmark results comparing RabbitMQ and Azure Service Bus across queue and topic messaging patterns, with varying message sizes and consumer concurrency. Observations on throughput and latency differences.

RabbitMQ vs Azure Service Bus: Architecture, Features, and Trade-offs

A technical comparison of RabbitMQ and Azure Service Bus covering message flow, delivery semantics, dead-lettering, protocol support, and operational model — to help you pick the right messaging system for your architecture.

Difference Between Jump Consistent Hash and Ring Consistent Hash in Practice

Consistent hashing keeps messages with the same identifier in the same queue. A closer look at how ring and jump consistent hashing work in practice, and why LavinMQ is moving to jump as the default.

The weekend migration: What I've learned moving teams from RabbitMQ to LavinMQ

Jeff Hara on what migrating from RabbitMQ to LavinMQ on CloudAMQP actually looks like — why teams do it, how the cutover goes, and what changes after.

Durability by design: How AMQP keeps your messages safe

AMQP is built for reliability, not just speed. With features like publisher confirms, durable queues, and consumer acknowledgments, it ensures messages are never lost—even during crashes or failures.

CloudAMQP compliance documents are now available in our Trust Center

CloudAMQP now offers a dedicated Trust Center, giving customers streamlined access to compliance documents like SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS. Designed to improve transparency, it makes security and vendor reviews faster and easier.

Strategic insights: Cloud-agnostic choice for message queueing

Staying cloud-agnostic is about keeping control over cost, compliance, and future flexibility. By supporting multiple cloud providers like Scaleway, CloudAMQP lets teams run the same message queueing stack anywhere, move when needed, and avoid vendor lock-in without rewriting...

Triggering API calls and automatic upgrades

CloudAMQP alarms don’t just notify you—they can take action. By triggering webhook-driven API calls, alarms can automatically upgrade your instance when resource limits are reached, ensuring your broker scales instantly during unexpected traffic spikes, without manual...

A practical guide to CloudAMQP alarms

A hands-on guide to setting up CloudAMQP alarms that give you early visibility into broker and application issues, so you can detect problems fast, react automatically, and keep RabbitMQ production systems resilient under real-world load.