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I have a project uses interprocess-communication using RabbitMQ. I want to run rabbitmq in one shell and consumer and publisher in separate instances. For example:
Sorry I’m new to creating pipelines and workflows. |
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It sounds like you might want to run the server in the background? The
rabbitmq-server & python3 receiver.py & python3 sender.py |
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This doesn’t seems work on windows. The script won’t report error, but looks like not execute in the end. My case is using |
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It sounds like you might want to run the server in the background? The
&symbol at the end of a command in bash will run the command in the background. For example, to run rabbitmq-server in the background, and the receiver _also_ in the background, and then run (blocking) on the sender:rabbitmq-server &
python3 receiver.py &
python3 sender.py