capabilities. Interested parties may read the routing guide. exchange Name of exchange (or a kombu.entity.Exchange) to send the message to. routing_key Routing key used to determine. priority A number and brokers The client sending messages is typically called a publisher, or a producer, while the entity receiving messages is called a consumer. The broker is the message server, routing messages from exchange_delete] Note Declaring doesn’t necessarily mean “create”. When you declare you assert that the entity exists and that it’s operable. There’s no rule as to whom should initially create the exchange/queue/binding

capabilities. Interested parties may read the routing guide. exchange Name of exchange (or a kombu.entity.Exchange) to send the message to. routing_key Routing key used to determine. priority A number and brokers The client sending messages is typically called a publisher, or a producer, while the entity receiving messages is called a consumer. The broker is the message server, routing messages from exchange_delete] Note Declaring doesn’t necessarily mean “create”. When you declare you assert that the entity exists and that it’s operable. There’s no rule as to whom should initially create the exchange/queue/binding

capabilities. Interested parties may read the routing guide. exchange Name of exchange (or a kombu.entity.Exchange) to send the message to. routing_key Routing key used to determine. priority A number and brokers The client sending messages is typically called a publisher, or a producer, while the entity receiving messages is called a consumer. The broker is the message server, routing messages from exchange_delete] Note Declaring doesn’t necessarily mean “create”. When you declare you assert that the entity exists and that it’s operable. There’s no rule as to whom should initially create the exchange/queue/binding

capabilities. Interested parties may read the routing guide. exchange Name of exchange (or a kombu.entity.Exchange) to send the message to. routing_key Routing key used to determine. priority A number and brokers The client sending messages is typically called a publisher, or a producer, while the entity receiving messages is called a consumer. The broker is the message server, routing messages from exchange_delete] Note Declaring doesn’t necessarily mean “create”. When you declare you assert that the entity exists and that it’s operable. There’s no rule as to whom should initially create the exchange/queue/binding

capabilities. Interested parties may read the routing guide. exchange Name of exchange (or a kombu.entity.Exchange) to send the message to. routing_key Routing key used to determine. priority A number and brokers The client sending messages is typically called a publisher, or a producer, while the entity receiving messages is called a consumer. The broker is the message server, routing messages from exchange_delete] Note Declaring doesn’t necessarily mean “create”. When you declare you assert that the entity exists and that it’s operable. There’s no rule as to whom should initially create the exchange/queue/binding

capabilities. Interested parties may read the routing guide. exchange Name of exchange (or a kombu.entity.Exchange) to send the message to. routing_key Routing key used to determine. priority A number and brokers The client sending messages is typically called a publisher, or a producer, while the entity receiving messages is called a consumer. The broker is the message server, routing messages from exchange_delete] Note Declaring doesn’t necessarily mean “create”. When you declare you assert that the entity exists and that it’s operable. There’s no rule as to whom should initially create the exchange/queue/binding

capabilities. Interested parties may read the routing guide. exchange Name of exchange (or a kombu.entity.Exchange) to send the message to. routing_key Routing key used to determine. priority A number and brokers The client sending messages is typically called a publisher, or a producer, while the entity receiving messages is called a consumer. The broker is the message server, routing messages from exchange_delete] Note Declaring doesn’t necessarily mean “create”. When you declare you assert that the entity exists and that it’s operable. There’s no rule as to whom should initially create the exchange/queue/binding

capabilities. Interested parties may read the routing guide. • exchange Name of exchange (or a kombu.entity.Exchange) to send the message to. • routing_key Routing key used to determine. • priority 80 and brokers The client sending messages is typically called a publisher, or a producer, while the entity receiving messages is called a consumer. The broker is the message server, routing messages from exchange_delete Note: Declaring doesn’t necessarily mean “create”. When you declare you assert that the entity exists and that it’s operable. There’s no rule as to whom should initially create the exchange/queue/binding

capabilities. Interested parties may read the routing guide. exchange Name of exchange (or a kombu.entity.Exchange) to send the message to. routing_key Routing key used to determine. priority A number and brokers The client sending messages is typically called a publisher, or a producer, while the entity receiving messages is called a consumer. The broker is the message server, routing messages from exchange_delete] Note Declaring doesn’t necessarily mean “create”. When you declare you assert that the entity exists and that it’s operable. There’s no rule as to whom should initially create the exchange/queue/binding

capabilities. Interested parties may read the routing guide. exchange Name of exchange (or a kombu.entity.Exchange) to send the message to. routing_key Routing key used to determine. priority A number and brokers The client sending messages is typically called a publisher, or a producer, while the entity receiving messages is called a consumer. The broker is the message server, routing messages from exchange_delete] Note Declaring doesn’t necessarily mean “create”. When you declare you assert that the entity exists and that it’s operable. There’s no rule as to whom should initially create the exchange/queue/binding