[rabbitmq-discuss] Pressured to move to AMQP 1.0

[Simon MacMullen]

On 04/06/2014 23:13, DallasEng wrote:
> Since there's no indication that RabbitMQ will ever support a
> fully-compliant 1.0 mode, do any of you have suggestions for how I can
> demonstrate that staying on RabbitMQ for new development is a good idea?

Ultimately, it's a market, not a planned economy :-)

RabbitMQ will support AMQP 1.0 to the extent that the market demands it. 
You are right to say that the 1.0 plugin has seen little development 
since its release: that's simply because we haven't heard back from 
anyone who's using it. If AMQP 1.0 takes off, RabbitMQ users will not be 
left behind.

(Is anyone out there using it? Please tell us if you are!)

On 05/06/2014 00:15, Michael Watson wrote:
> The main problem is one of perception. "AMQP 1.0 is the standard.
> It's  ISO/IEC 19464 and we're chartered with using industry standards." I can
> argue that 0.9.1, which has strong support from a massive community, is
> the de facto standard, but "ISO/IEC" are hard TLAs to ignore.

I would argue that "ISO standard" and "industry standard" are two 
different things. TCP/IP is an industry standard, the OSI networking 
stack is an ISO standard, even though no-one uses it.

Cheers, Simon