QBroker is short for Quick Access Broker.
QBroker is Python library which provides an easy-to-use interface for asynchronous, debuggable RPC via AMQP. It uses Python 3.4 asyncio features and provides wrappers for use with native threads or gevent tasklets.
Example scripts, including an event/RPC monitor, are provided.
The QBroker data format is straightforward. Writing an adapter in a different programming language is straightforward, given JSON and AMQP libraries. You can add codecs for your classes, or replace JSON with another marshalling system.
QBroker supports the time-to-live and dead-lettering extensions of RabbitMQ, but does not depend on them. Its support for monitoring does not rely on RabbitM’s “firehose” tracing feature.
QBroker supports (as-yet rudimentary) introspection.
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