We are setting up RabbitMQ to accept CRUD messages and talk to consumers that will interact with our databases. �We have multiple accounts (each one made up of many other child accounts) that have a dedicated database instance, and their own dedicated queue. �For a particular queue/database we would like to prevent collisions on items in the database. �Unless we parse our messages out, that would mean that RabbitMQ would need to preserve message order on a queue.<div>
<br></div><div>Ideally we want multiple consumers, with each consumer subscribed to multiple queues. �And if possible, at any point in time, each queue would only have 1 message being processed by our set of consumers. �We'd only send another message from a queue out to our consumers after getting an acknowledgement back that the current one is done. �We'll have multiple queues, so across the different queues message order doesn't matter.</div>
<div><br></div><div>We did consider using an exclusive queues, but we want to balance our loads so if 1 account/queue is very active, it is spread across all our consumers. �Can we set this up fairly easily with RabbitMQ?</div>
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