Message Queues for Web Applications

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Gareth Rushgrove

A short introduction to message queues for web developers. Presented at the first Cambridge Geek Night

Technology Design

Message Queues
Asynchronous Messaging for Web Apps

Cambridge Geek Night 9th June 2009

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Gareth Rushgrove

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How The Web Works

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Make an HTTP Request

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

Get an HTTP Response

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

Not Just Browsers

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

Not Just People

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

A Common Pattern

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Make an HTTP Request to a Third Party

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Get an HTTP Request to a Third Party

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A Common Problem

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Fail Whale

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Now What?

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Spinning Beach Ball of Death

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Design for Failure

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Message
Queue

Introduce A Message Queue

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And Response Quickly to the Browser

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

Message
Queue

Send An HTTP Request

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

Message
Queue

Failure Has No Effect On The Browser

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

Message
Queue

And We Can Try Again Later

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

Message
Queue

And Post to Multiple Third Parties

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

And How

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Ruby and Python and Java
and Erlang and Scala and C#
and Lua and PHP and...

Message Queue Libraries in...

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

STOMP and AMQP and
Memcache

Message Queue Protocols

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

RabbitMQ and Stompserver
and ZeroMQ and Morbid and
ApacheMQ and Starling and
Beanstalk and Kestrel and
MemcacheQ

Message Queue Software

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

RabbitMQ and Stompserver
and ZeroMQ and Morbid and
ApacheMQ and Starling and
Beanstalk and Kestrel and
MemcacheQ

Simple Starting Point

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

RabbitMQ and Stompserver
and ZeroMQ and Morbid and
ApacheMQ and Starling and
Beanstalk and Kestrel and
MemcacheQ

Great for Production

gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

Questions?

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Message Queues for Web Applications

1. Message Queues Asynchronous Messaging for Web Apps Cambridge Geek Night 9th June 2009 gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/le_haricot/132869163/

2. morethanseven.net Gareth Rushgrove gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

3. How The Web Works gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/aftab/3364835006/

4. Make an HTTP Request gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

5. Get an HTTP Response gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

6. Not Just Browsers gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

7. Not Just People gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

8. A Common Pattern gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/12009357@N08/1204911091/

9. Make an HTTP Request to a Third Party gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

10. Get an HTTP Request to a Third Party gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

11. A Common Problem gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/saxonmoseley/24523450/

12. Fail Whale gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

13. Now What? gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

14. Spinning Beach Ball of Death gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

15. Design for Failure gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/fernando/226930122/

16. Message Queue Introduce A Message Queue gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

17. And Response Quickly to the Browser gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

18. Message Queue Send An HTTP Request gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

19. Message Queue Failure Has No Effect On The Browser gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

20. Message Queue And We Can Try Again Later gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

21. Message Queue And Post to Multiple Third Parties gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

22. And How gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/kaptainkobold/860885199/

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25. RabbitMQ and Stompserver and ZeroMQ and Morbid and ApacheMQ and Starling and Beanstalk and Kestrel and MemcacheQ Message Queue Software gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

26. RabbitMQ and Stompserver and ZeroMQ and Morbid and ApacheMQ and Starling and Beanstalk and Kestrel and MemcacheQ Simple Starting Point gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

27. RabbitMQ and Stompserver and ZeroMQ and Morbid and ApacheMQ and Starling and Beanstalk and Kestrel and MemcacheQ Great for Production gareth rushgrove | morethanseven.net

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