Removing RabbitMQ by using Kubernete Services

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Mohammad Eftekhari

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Dec 11, 2017, 2:26:32 AM12/11/17
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Hi.

Imagine a simple ( Producer -> RabbitMQ -> Consumers ) design, each of them are wrapped in a Kubernetes Service. Each consumer should do only one job at a time, so it is easy to configure within the consumers.


However, my managers are forcing me to remove RabbitMQ in favor of using Kubernete Service provided for Consumers.

More precisely, they want me to somehow configure the Service such that it do the same thing as RabbitMQ is doing in the scenario that I told you about and remove the RabbitMQ.


I was wondering is it possible ?


If Yes, What are the problems that RabbitMQ can solve but the given solution can not ?


Thanks in advance.

Brian Grant

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Dec 11, 2017, 10:13:21 AM12/11/17
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Hi! I'm redirecting this message to kubernetes-users, since kubernetes-dev is for discussion about development of kubernetes itself.

More information about which features of RabbitMQ you are using would be helpful: queuing, routing, persistence, confirmation, routing, ...

Services load balance, so it's not a 1-to-1 replacement:


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