RabbitMq Tests & Wiki

[bill-luu]

The RabbitMq Tutorials are pretty legit, so you can take a look through that to try these test programs.
Tests:

• Sending/Receiving on a local host
• Try the hello world program:
• https://www.rabbitmq.com/tutorials/tutorial-one-python.html
• Sending/Receiving between 2-3 different computers via exchanges, might have to borrow one of the team’s computers
• Tutorial on exchanges: https://www.rabbitmq.com/tutorials/tutorial-three-python.html
• Test also for intermittent connection:
• When the host loses connection
• When the client loses connection

Try to figure out:

• How fast does memory fill up when queueing?

At the end, write a wiki/exercise on:

• What is Rabbitmq & why we use it
• How to setup rabbitmq (Documented on the Hermes Readme)
• How to send messages to an exchange
• How to receive messages from an exchange
• Overview on Rabbitmqc and simpleAmpqClient

[enochtsang]

Check that the queueing works as we expect. Even if we turn off the pi due to a powerloss the message stay queued, and will be offloaded on next connection.