Program: B Tech ,8th Semester ,4th Year

CS 801 :INTERNET OF THINGS

Unit-4
Introduction to AMQP Protocol

Session Jan-June 2020/Lecture -21

Ms Reena Chauhan
Asst. Professor , Dept. Of CSE
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 Contents
• Architecture of AMQP Model (broker definition) wire
protocol
• Exchange messages
• Binding
• Messages queue
• Learning outcome
• References
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 AMQP (0.9.1) : broker architecture
AMQP Model

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 AMQP (0.9.1) : exchanges

default exchange (without a name)

routing messages to a queue (routing key = name queue)
direct exchange
routing message to a queue based on routing key (not
necessary queue name, routing key = bind key)
fanout exchange
routing message to more queue (pub/sub) and not use a
routing key
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 AMQP (0.9.1) : exchanges topic exchange

routing message to a queue based on routing key like a

topic (routing key match pattern)
header exchange
routing message to queue based on header filters

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 AMQP (1.0) : containers and nodes architecture

wire protocol and data types system

container
client contains producer and/or consumer broker
contains queue
node
producer sends messages consumer
receives messages
queue store and/or forward messages
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 AMQP (1.0) : transport

producer
queue
(consumer)

client broker

container connection session link container

node node

multiplexing frames on sessions and links

transport indipendent
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 AMQP (1.0) : communication open connection/session/link

channel  session
handle  link
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 AMQP (1.0) : communication
send messages (ex. producer to queue)

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AMQP (1.0) : communication
receive messages (ex. consumer from queue)

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 AMQP (1.0) : communication close link/session/connection

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 AMQP : messages message

• header
• system properties (ex. correlationId, replyTo, TTL, …)
• custom/user properties
• body (opaque)
• message metadata
• most times body empty, all values as properties filter on
properties
• properties can be changed «on fly»
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 AMQP : main features messaging middleware

• asynchronous : produce and consumer decoupled poll mode

credit based to receive
• more messaging patterns
• load balancing on a queue (more consumers) pub/sub on
queue
• messages redirection to queues based on filters request/response
w/ «correlation id» and «replyTo»
• session and transactional message transfer
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 AMQP : advantages efficient

• binary connection-oriented
”flow control” credit based
packet size 60 bytes
• reliable
• Quality of Service (best
effort, at least once, exactly
once)
• security
• SSL/TLS
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• SASL (Simple
 Learning Outcomes

 AMQP protocol
 Binding of message

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 References

1. Jeeva Jose, “Internet of Things”, Khanna Publishing House, Delhi

2. Adrian McEwen, “Designing the Internet of Things”, Wiley
3. Raj Kamal, “Internet of Things: Architecture and Design”, McGraw Hill

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