Which messaging pattern does RabbitMQ primarily support?

• Request-Reply
• Publish-Subscribe
• Point-to-Point
• Message Queueing

What is the default protocol used by RabbitMQ?

• HTTP
• AMQP
• SMTP
• FTP

What is the purpose of a RabbitMQ producer?

• To consume messages from queues
• To route messages to the appropriate queues
• To declare and bind exchanges
• To publish messages to queues

What is the purpose of a RabbitMQ queue?

• To store messages temporarily
• To route messages to the appropriate consumers
• To define message exchange patterns
• To establish network connections

Which RabbitMQ component manages the message flow between producers and consumers?

• Exchange
• Channel
• Connection
• Consumer

What is a binding in RabbitMQ?

• A rule that determines how messages are routed to queues
• A connection between two RabbitMQ servers
• A protocol for secure communication between clients and the broker
• A mechanism for managing queue permissions

Which feature of RabbitMQ ensures that messages are not lost even if the broker restarts?

• Queue durability
• Message routing
• Exchange binding
• Connection pooling

What happens if a RabbitMQ consumer fails to acknowledge a message?

• The message is requeued and delivered to another consumer.
• The message is discarded and cannot be consumed again.
• The consumer is terminated, and the message is lost.
• The message is moved to a dead-letter queue.

What is the purpose of a RabbitMQ exchange?

• To store messages temporarily
• To establish network connections
• To route messages to the appropriate queues
• To manage message acknowledgments

What is the role of a RabbitMQ queue, and why is it essential in a message queuing system?

• A queue is responsible for routing messages to consumers based on predefined rules.

• A queue is a temporary storage location for messages, ensuring that they are not lost and facilitating asynchronous communication between producers and consumers.

• A queue is a mechanism for managing network connections between RabbitMQ brokers and consumers.

• A queue defines the message routing logic and distributes messages to other queues.