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  "published":"2023-03-03T13:19:21.334Z",
  "attributedTo":"https://k.matthias.org/actors/relistan",
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  "content":"<p>Not having a good time with Amazon MQ. We gave it a good hard try, for more than a year on one of the clusters. It just can't take the throughput, doesn't support quorum queues (what RabbitMQ team recommend), and is running a version with a nasty performance bug that has been patched upstream but is not available on Amazon. </p><p>One of my colleagues built a self-hosted version on AWS and can run 10x the throughput for less cost and not much more operational overhead. Pretty sure we'll pull the plug on this hosted \"solution\".</p>",
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