RabbitMQ Recipes
No limits in how RabbitMQ may be connected with your services and APIs using a time-saving approach.
These recipes will help you getting started with RabbitMQ on YepCode. Some ideas:
- Communicate your services and applications wherever they are.
- Manage long-running tasks and background jobs.
- Publish and subscribe to messages.
- Use exchanges, topics and queues to distribute messages.
- Perform advanced routing and filtering.
- …and much more!
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- Airtable to RabbitMQ
List records from Airtable table using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Amazon S3 CSV file to RabbitMQ
Read CSV file entries from Amazon S3 bucket using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- AWS Redshift to RabbitMQ
Read rows from AWS Redshift table using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Clickhouse to RabbitMQ
Read rows from Clickhouse table using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Discord messages to RabbitMQ
Get Discord messages using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Factorial leaves to RabbitMQ
Get employee leaves from Factorial HR API using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Firebase Realtime Database to RabbitMQ
Read items from Firebase Realtime Database using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Google BigQuery to RabbitMQ
Read rows from Google BigQuery table using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Google Sheets to RabbitMQ
Read rows from Google Sheets using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Google Storage CSV file to RabbitMQ
Read CSV file entries from Google Storage bucket using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- GraphQL to RabbitMQ
Read a JSON array from one GraphQL API using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Holded documents to RabbitMQ
Get documents from Holded API using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- HubSpot contacts to RabbitMQ
Get HubSpot contacts using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Microsoft SQL Server to RabbitMQ
Read rows from Microsoft SQL Server table using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- MongoDB to RabbitMQ
Read documents from MongoDB collection using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- MySQL to RabbitMQ
Read rows from MySQL table using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Notion pages to RabbitMQ
Get Notion pages using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Oracle to RabbitMQ
Read rows from Oracle table using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Pipedrive persons to RabbitMQ
Get persons from Pipedrive using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- PostgreSQL to RabbitMQ
Read rows from PostgreSQL table using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Remote CSV file to RabbitMQ
Read CSV entries from a remote file using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- REST API to RabbitMQ
Read a JSON array from one REST API using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Shopify orders to RabbitMQ
Get orders from Shopify API using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Snowflake to RabbitMQ
Read rows from Snowflake table using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Tinybird to RabbitMQ
Get Tinybird CSV endpoint entries using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- Webhook to RabbitMQ
Uses a custom Webhook to read items payload using them to send RabbitMQ messages
- ZoomInfo contacts to RabbitMQ
Get contacts from ZoomInfo API using them to send RabbitMQ messages
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These recipes are a good starting point for you to build your own YepCode processes and solve your integration and automation problems.
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