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Since I am maintaining a cluster of RabbitMQ nodes, I noticed that in RabbitMQ the classic queue is deprecated and quorum is its replacement.
I was browsing some of the examples you have here, and I am seeing that the documentation is not present yet.
As far as I can judge now, the only change to be done to be compatible with quorum queues only, like RabbitMQ 4 is suggesting would be is to have the queueDeclare method to be durable.
$channel->queueDeclare($action, false, true);
This only works when the virtual host is set to be default quorum though, when this is not the case the arguments would be
Morning,
Since I am maintaining a cluster of RabbitMQ nodes, I noticed that in RabbitMQ the classic queue is deprecated and quorum is its replacement.
I was browsing some of the examples you have here, and I am seeing that the documentation is not present yet.
As far as I can judge now, the only change to be done to be compatible with quorum queues only, like RabbitMQ 4 is suggesting would be is to have the queueDeclare method to be durable.
This only works when the virtual host is set to be default quorum though, when this is not the case the arguments would be
Which I am a bit unsure of, but will solve the immediate issue when RabbitMQ 4 does get released.
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