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sslmqs is an abstraction layer above pika, used to connect to RabbitMQ cluster with SSL.
Its purpose is to manage the underlying connection, reconnect when a node of a cluster goes down, and provide the defaults for a situation where downtime should be minimized at all costs.
See also: my article <https://blog.pelicandd.com/article/151/>
_ explaining the reason for this abstraction layer.
The source code <http://source.pelicandd.com/codebase/sslmqs>
_ is available. The package is distributed under MIT License <https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT>
_.
If you want to have SVN access to the official repository in order to contribute to the project, contact me at arseni.mourzenko@pelicandd.com <mailto:arseni.mourzenko@pelicandd.com>
_. If you find it more convinient to clone the source to GitHub, you can do that too.
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An abstraction layer above pika, used to connect to a RabbitMQ cluster with SSL.
We found that sslmqs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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