Saturday, 30 December, 2017 UTC


Summary

Learn how to quickly set up a local RabbitMQ cluster using nothing more than the official RabbitMQ Docker image. I will show you two versions that you can use to launch the cluster: one using docker run and the other using docker-compose. You're going to learn how to enable clustering in RabbitMQ, how to make Docker containers work with each other as well as how to easily test a RabbitMQ infrastructure without even having to install RabbitMQ.
Useful links
  • VERY HANDY TOOL
  • GitHub Repository with the whole setup
  • RabbitMQ clustering documentation
  • docker run documentation
  • docker-compose documentation
Photo credits:
Sean Ellis — Data Center