AMQP

AMQP, or Advanced Message Queuing Protocol, is a standardized method for different computer systems to exchange messages reliably and efficiently. Think of it as a messaging language that allows applications to send and receive information asynchronously, without needing both to be active at the same time. It manages how messages are queued, delivered, and confirmed, ensuring data gets where it needs to go even if systems are busy or temporarily offline. Widely used in enterprise environments, AMQP helps integrate diverse software components securely and consistently, supporting scalable and decoupled system architectures.