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name: Iliia Khaprov | ||
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tagline: "Team RabbitMQ @ Broadcom" | ||
twitter: dead_trickster | ||
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Iliia started as a C# and .NET developer and then moved to Common Lisp and the Erlang ecosystem, Emacs and Linux. He is an open source software enthusiast. Iliia started as a C# and .NET developer and then moved to Common Lisp and the Erlang ecosystem, Emacs and Linux. He is an open source software enthusiast. |
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- Intermediate | ||
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- Exciting RabbitMQ Core | ||
title: "Writing a large Erlang application: RabbitMQ" | ||
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RabbitMQ project touches all aspects of development - from user stories to writing code to delivering OS-specific packages. | ||
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In this talk we will learn about RabbitMQ development pipeline, as well as its architecture. | ||
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In particular we will focus on recently introduced so-called native protocol rewrites. Respective protocols (MQTT & AMQP1.0) now use much more granular and low-level primitives of the RabbitMQ Core API. In this session, we will explore these APIs as well as review what could be seen as a template for RabbitMQ protocol implementation. |
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