If the author is reading, the phrase,
> Please follow me in my rabbit hole.
... means something rather different to what you intended, which is probably,
> Please follow me down the rabbit hole.
But thank you for the giggle. :-)
> Please follow me in my rabbit hole.
... means something rather different to what you intended, which is probably,
> Please follow me down the rabbit hole.
But thank you for the giggle. :-)
What else would it possibly mean?
Anyway, RabbitMQ was so unreliable that they ended up having a 'Rabbit Watcher' service, devoted to monitoring Rabbit and alerting them when it went down. And when that service proved unreliable, they added a Rabbit Watcher Watcher. Presumably it was when that service failed that they finally decided to ditch RabbitMQ...
I can't believe the same nonsense exists elsewhere. ours is nothing to do with rabbitmq