RabbitMQ 3

RabbitMQ is an AMQP message broker that provides reliable and flexible data routing between microservices and applications.

1. Create a service account and assign it the lockbox.payloadViewer role.

2. Create a secret:

   1. Enter a password for web console access:

      • Key: For example, set it to password.
      • Value: Any value to use as a password.

   2. Add the Erlang cookie for connecting to the cluster via the CLI or cluster settings:

      • Key: For example, set it to erlang-cookie.

      • Value: Erlang cookie value.

        If this is your first time deploying RabbitMQ, you can generate a random string of 20 or more characters using this command:

        openssl rand -base64 32
        

   When using KMS key encryption for the secret, assign the kms.keys.decrypter role to the service account.

3. Create a cloud network with a subnet.

4. Create a security group in the cloud network and configure the rules as follows:

   Traffic direction	Port range	Protocol	Source / Destination	CIDR blocks
   Ingress	15672	TCP	CIDR	0.0.0.0/0
   Ingress	5672	TCP	CIDR	0.0.0.0/0
   Egress	0-65535	Any	CIDR	0.0.0.0/0

5. In our Marketplace, find RabbitMQ 3 and click Create VM on its page.

   1. Under Product configuration, do the following:

      • Enter your username.
      • In the Password field, select the ID of the previously created secret, version ID, and password key.
      • In the Erlang Cookie field, select the secret ID, version ID, and Erlang cookie key.

   2. Under Disks and file storages, specify at least 15 GB as your disk size.

   3. Under Network settings:

      1. Select the cloud network and subnet you created earlier.
      2. Select the previously created security group.

   4. Under Additional, specify the service account.

   5. Complete setting up your VM and click Create VM.

      Wait until the VM status changes to Running. It may take a few more minutes to start RabbitMQ.

6. Connect to RabbitMQ:

   • Via the web console at http://<VM_IP_address>:15672.
   • Via AMQP port 5672.

• Message broker for microservices.

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