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Message bus systems are an easy way to distribute tasks. RabbitMQ is a message broker and there are command line tools too to interact with queues. If you need help to install a RabbitMQ service, To install these tools call: apt-get install amqp-tools The two main methods are...

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I found a little gem that I am using if I have to do serveral things at the same time on the same server. Like testing my scripts and looking at the logs and at the mongodb client at the same time. The tool is tmux which is a terminal multiplexer. It allows you to split a terminal into smaller...

It was 7.4.0:

I know that a lot of my tutorials is about doing as much as possible with the lowest invest - like my last series of posts about doing everthing with bash. But I did not mention any low-end words on this one. I am running my command RabbitMQ server on a 2GB vps. But if you only have some...

Yup some clients block if their connection pool is not working as it should. But you can use a fanout exchange to distribute the message to different queues you won't run into blocking issues, because it helps quite well if each consumer does have its own queue.

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There are a ton of chips. Like LCDs, real time clocks, gps, bluetooth, ethernet or wlan modules, ... Right - too late to change that but MannDude solved it.

RabbitMQ is a open source message broker software that implements the AMQP protocol (Advanced Message Queuing Protocol). If you are not sure what you might do with a message broker you should read their getting started guide. It is more than just a publish & subscribe pattern that can be...

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This is the fourth part of my RaspberryPi tutorial series. You can find the first part You can find the second part You can find the third part We now add some additional GPIOs to the Raspberry Pi: The Raspberry Pi does have a limited number of GPIO (General-purpose input/output) pins...

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Woot - time is flying by. If someone would had told me one year ago that vpsboard would be like this ... I would had some doubts. Yet another board - but heck this board has a great community. I like the mixture of people and I like the debate culture. So if someone wants to make a birthday...

I often see webhosting and vps offers at the same time. Is that bad? Nope. Should they do it? Nope - because they will be ignored.