Was it easy to setup in terms of reliability and failover?
Given what you and larrik are saying, I think I need to give it a trial run, but its a project with a tiny team, so I want to be sure it won't be the cause of sleepless nights when things go wrong. It sounds like RabbitMQ is quite solid and shouldn't be the cause for concern, which is promising!
Is there anything I should keep in mind for running it in production? Any best practices or gotchas, based on your experience (eg don't run in docker, or make sure there's lots of RAM or things like that)? I guess its all in the production checklist. I need to read through it all again!
Given what you and larrik are saying, I think I need to give it a trial run, but its a project with a tiny team, so I want to be sure it won't be the cause of sleepless nights when things go wrong. It sounds like RabbitMQ is quite solid and shouldn't be the cause for concern, which is promising!
Is there anything I should keep in mind for running it in production? Any best practices or gotchas, based on your experience (eg don't run in docker, or make sure there's lots of RAM or things like that)? I guess its all in the production checklist. I need to read through it all again!