RabbitMQ Spring Boot Tutorial | Producer & Consumer Example Step by Step | Java Microservices
Learn how to setup the rabbit mq configuration in Spring boot application. This session also covers the producing of message from spring boot to rabbitmq and consume message from rabbit mq to spring boot application and you can have the multiple topics and queues to distribute the real time message to n number of microservices in real time.
Learn RabbitMQ with Spring Boot in this hands-on tutorial!
In this video, you’ll learn how to build two separate Spring Boot applications — one acting as a Producer and the other as a Consumer — to exchange messages via RabbitMQ using Spring AMQP.
Whether you're building microservices, asynchronous event systems, or real-time applications, this guide will help you understand how RabbitMQ integrates seamlessly with Spring Boot.
🔍 What You’ll Learn
✅ What is RabbitMQ and how message queues work
✅ Setting up RabbitMQ locally using Docker
✅ Spring Boot RabbitMQ configuration
✅ Creating a Producer application to send messages
✅ Creating a Consumer application to receive messages
✅ Using Exchange, Queue, and Routing Key
✅ Testing message flow between two Spring Boot apps
🧰 Tech Stack
Java 17+
Spring Boot
Spring AMQP
RabbitMQ
Maven
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