Course Outline

1. Introduction to RabbitMQ for Government

  • Setting up the required folders
  • Downloading and installing RabbitMQ for government use

2. Understanding Messaging for Government

  • The role of a consumer in government applications
  • The role of a producer in government workflows
  • Binding consumers and producers for efficient communication
  • Messages and durability to ensure data integrity for government operations
  • How to verify delivery for government compliance

3. Administering RabbitMQ for Government

  • Starting and stopping nodes in a government environment
  • RabbitMQ configuration files for government systems
  • Managing privileges for government users
  • Viewing statistics and analyzing logs for government oversight
  • Sending alerts for government monitoring
  • Setting up parallel processing to enhance government efficiency

4. High Availability with Cluster for Government

  • Architecture of a cluster for government infrastructure
  • Queues in a cluster for government data management
  • Setting up a test cluster for government testing and validation
  • Distributing nodes to more machines for government scalability
  • Preserving messages with mirrored queues for government reliability

5. A Programmer Perspective for Government

  • Writing robust code for government applications
  • Installing and configuring HAProxy for government systems
  • Failing clients between servers to ensure government continuity

6. Implementing Failover and Replication for Government

  • Setting up a load balancer-based master/slave configuration for government resilience
  • Installing the Shovel plugin for government data replication
  • Configuring and running Shovel to ensure government data integrity

7. Web Tools to Administer RabbitMQ for Government

  • The RabbitMQ Management plugin for government use
  • Managing RabbitMQ from the web console for government administrators
  • Administering users from the web console for government access control
  • Managing queues from the web console for government data flow
  • Using the command line interface for government operations

8. RabbitMQ and the REST API for Government

  • REST API features for government integration
  • Accessing statistics for government reporting
  • vhost and user provisioning for government security

9. Monitoring and Securing RabbitMQ for Government

  • Message durability and message acknowledgement for government reliability
  • Memory usage and process limits for government performance
  • Setting up SSL for government data protection

Requirements

  • Experience with the Linux command line interface.
  • An understanding of enterprise application development concepts.

Audience

  • IT specialists for government
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