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RabbitMQ is an open-source and commercially supported messaging broker written in Erlang which allows applications to scale by decoupling the sending and receiving of data. RabbitMQ features flexible messaging routing via exchanges and queues, server clustering, mirrored queues for high availability, and clients for a variety of languages. The home page is http://www.rabbitmq.com.

RabbitMQ is open source message broker software that implements the Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP), the open standard for business messaging. Written in Erlang, the RabbitMQ server is based on a proven platform and offers a reliable, highly available, scalable and portable messaging system with predictable and consistent throughput and latency.

RabbitMQ is 100% open source and 100% based on open standard protocols freeing users from dependency on proprietary vendor-supplied libraries. It is designed from the ground up to interoperate with other message systems. It is a leading implementation of AMQP.

Through adapters, it supports MQTT and STOMP, both natively and over HTTP/WebSockets. SMTP is also available thanks to a community plugin. Support for the software is offered through both a thriving community of active contributors and a range of commercial support services available through Pivotal (https://pivotal.io/oss).

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How I can continuously log processes connected to a socket

I have a project with an architecture based on a RabbitMQ queue. Each day at 00:30 triggered by a CRON job, the producer process gets the information from a web page and writes in the queue in order to send the information to the consumer process…
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Reverse Proxy For Rabbitmq?

I have an Nginx Reverse Proxy for my HTTP services, I Wonder is it a good idea to use the Nginx stream module to create Reverse Proxy for my connections to my Rabbitmq? What is the advantage of doing this?
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RabbitMQ versionning the rabbitmq.config

Good day ! I have a RabbitMQ container running in a Kubernetes platform. I push it's config via a configMap. Since, there is sometimes a need to change the config, I would like RabbitMQ to reload it automaticly. Is there any mechanism in Rabbit to…
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Set rabbitMQ default guest password to something else

I am looking to change rabbitMQ default guest user password to something then guest and guest.......... Config look like this: [ { rabbit, [ { loopback_users, [ ] }, { vm_memory_high_watermark, {absolute, 595276595 }}, {…
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rabbitmq - Error on AMQP connection - CRASH REPORT

I'm trying to start rabbitmq, yet it seems to crash upon start and producing errors: handshake_error,opening,amqp_error,internal_error and refused for user: rabbitmq | 2019-08-14 15:10:16.053 [info] <0.244.0> rabbitmq | Starting RabbitMQ…
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Creating RabbitMQ cluster (by Bitnami) and Kafka cluster (by Bitnami) in Azure and connecting to them from Kubernetes in another v-net

I'm trying to create an architecture with: 1. Kafka cluster (by Bitnami) 2. Rabbitmq cluster (by Bitnami) 3. Kubernetes cluster (AKS) that can use both Kafka and RMQ When I created both clusters (Kafka and RMQ) in Azure, I was asked to create a…
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Rabbitmq-server won't start when rabbitmq.conf file is in /etc/rabbitmq/

I have installed Rabbitmq on oracle-linux and I get an error every time I place the rabbitmq.conf or rabbitmq.config or rabbitmq-env.conf file in the /etc/rabbitmq directory. I have tried .conf without the dot. I have reinstalled. It works when…
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RabbitMQ management console not accessible on Windows Server 2016 http://localhost:15672/

I have finished installing RabbitMQ on Windows Server 2016, and service is running and plugins are installed however i cannot access the RabbitMQ Management Console. Can someone please assist on what could be the cause?
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Why doesn't rpcinfo command in linux show rabbitmq?

What I understood is that some of the Openstack components communicate using RabbitMQ service (which uses RPC protocol) while other communicate using REST APIs, DB queries etc. But when I check rpcinfo -p, it doesn't list any service related to…
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epmd reports: node 'rabbit' not running at all

My RabbitMQ used to run just fine on my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server, but suddenly it just refuses to start. The hostname of the server is canvas1. I installed it using standard apt-get approach: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install…
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Which Prometheus RabbitMQ Exporter to choose for which RabbitMQ version? How to automate this dependency installation for any version?

At the time of writing my question the latest RabbitMQ version was 3.7.9 and latest prometheus_rabbitmq_exporter was at 3.7.2.4. So they are different. How do I know which version of prometheus_rabbitmq_exporter is compatible with RabbitMQ? Another…
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RabbitMQ maxed out the number of files on the filesystem and cannot start

Our rabbitmq node just went down and cannot restart. When logging into the server and executing: df -i it reveals the following: Filesystem Inodes IUsed IFree IUse% Mounted on udev 503283 360 502923 1% /dev tmpfs …
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Remove consumer before start deployment from RabbitMQ queue

We have setup of Celery worker with 8 node setup. It create 8 queues in RabbitMQ. When we start deploying new changes, last step in ansible playbook is Celery restart. Celery restart has to down each node and start that node. But, there are continue…
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Access RabbitMQ using floating IP associated with the VM

I have a virtual machine (VM) running on OpenStack, on which I installed OpenStack using Packstack. I associated a floating IP with that VM. In OpenStack, I configured the ingress access rules for all OpenStack components and RabbitMQ: .... Ingress…
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rabbitmq - worker installed on user side - security considerations

I've written an API which I would like to be able to write directly on the computers of my users. The API is already able to push onto git repositories, but I would like a more direct way. For this purpose, I'm writing a rabbitmq worker, that each…
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