Dealing with a graceful shutdown is essential for a resilient and proficient application. In this article, I am going to explain how you can deal with this technique in NestJS using RabbitMQ as a Message Broker through the Microservices feature.
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When we use RabbitMQ and our project is in PHP, we have to run a Consumer and we could encounter some common and still unresolved problems.
In order to implement RabbitMQ in the project, there are different ready to use packages, especially when we use a framework like Symfony or Laravel. Usually these packages provide the full integration needed for the AMQP protocol, so we can easily configure it and create a Producer and a Consumer; then, we have to create a little script that will supervise the PHP process in order to make sure that all our consumers are running.