What ready-made queue management system implementations (MQ) do you know?

Here is a list of the most popular ready-made queue management systems (MQ):

• RabbitMQ: An open-source message broker based on the AMQP protocol. Known for its flexibility, scalability, and support for various plugins.

• Kafka: A distributed streaming message broker developed at LinkedIn. It features high throughput and is used for processing large volumes of streaming data.

• ActiveMQ: Another popular open-source message broker supporting various protocols and integration with other systems.

• Redis (using List or Pub/Sub): Although Redis is not a traditional message broker, its data structures (lists and Pub/Sub channels) can be effectively used to implement simple message queues.

• Celery (with brokers like RabbitMQ or Redis): A distributed task queue system often used in Python applications for executing asynchronous tasks. It works with various message brokers.

• AWS SQS (Simple Queue Service): A fully managed message queue service from Amazon Web Services.

• Google Cloud Pub/Sub: A scalable, fully managed real-time messaging service from Google Cloud Platform.

• Azure Service Bus: A messaging service from Microsoft Azure offering message exchange features with support for queues and topics.