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Using Exchange in RabbitMQ Cluster with NodeJs clientCategory: RabbitMQ
Well In this post, as the title already says, we will be having a walkthrough for using Exchange in RabbitMQ Cluster setup. In the case of Node, we have amqplib, a wrapper for RabbitMQ.
To have our application work with a clustered RabbitMQ, we will have to use ampq-connection-manager which accepts more than once connection string.
Please note, we will be using these dummy connection strings for RabbitMQ you can either visit the npmjs or run the below command directly in your terminal, to install the AMQP Connection Manager
We will be asserting an exchange to the channel initially where we will be mentioning the type of exchange, i.e. fanout in our case.
To have our application work with a clustered RabbitMQ, we will have to use ampq-connection-manager which accepts more than once connection string.
Please note, we will be using these dummy connection strings for RabbitMQ you can either visit the npmjs or run the below command directly in your terminal, to install the AMQP Connection Manager
We will be asserting an exchange to the channel initially where we will be mentioning the type of exchange, i.e. fanout in our case.
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