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RabbitMQ guidance — exchanges, queues, routing, acknowledgments, dead-lettering, clustering, and operations.

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## Overview

RabbitMQ is the classic AMQP message broker: producers publish to exchanges, exchanges route to queues by binding rules, and consumers process with explicit acknowledgments. Where Kafka is a replayable log, RabbitMQ is a smart router with per-message acknowledgment — ideal for task distribution, RPC patterns, and complex routing.

Its model has more moving parts (exchanges, bindings, queues, prefetch, acks, dead-lettering), and each part has failure modes. This skill covers designing RabbitMQ topologies, consuming correctly (acks, prefetch, redelivery), and operating clusters reliably.

## When to use

- Building task queues, work distribution, or RPC over messaging.
- Choosing between RabbitMQ, Kafka, NATS, SQS, or Redis Streams.
- Designing exchanges, routing keys, and queue topologies.
- Implementing reliable consumers (acks, prefetch, redelivery, DLX).
- Setting up dead-letter exchanges and retry strategies.
- Clustering RabbitMQ for high availability.
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