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comparing rabbitmq with ESB

 
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RabbitMQ has routing feature. When compared to ESB it lacks message transformation feature. Are there any other differences ?
 
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ESB is much more than middle-ware. But using messaging server like RabbbitMQ,you can get/customize it to get everything what most of the things ESB offers.
 
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Pradeep bhatt wrote:RabbitMQ has routing feature. When compared to ESB it lacks message transformation feature. Are there any other differences ?



RabbitMQ has a lot of features; clustering, federation, highly-available queues, multiple patterns for routing as you mentioned, priority queues, message expirations, and too many more to enumerate here. Check out RabbitMQ.com for more info
 
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ESB is MQ + Data Transformation + Data Enrichment + Service Orchestration + Mediation & Routing + Many more!

An ESB normally would use an MQ internally!
 
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