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What are bindings in RabbitMQ?

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Bindings are rules that define the relationship between exchanges and queues. They tell the exchange which queues should receive messages based on routing criteria.
Components of a binding:

  • Queue: The destination queue
  • Exchange: The source exchange
  • Routing key: Pattern used for routing (for direct and topic exchanges)
  • Arguments: Additional parameters for complex routing
# Example: Bind queue to exchange with routing key
rabbitmqctl bind_queue exchange_name queue_name routing_key
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