Quick Start

After downloading the appliance from Marketplace, follow this steps to have a basic RabbitMQ instance with basic configuration.

Steps to deploy a RabbitMQ instance:

1. Download the RabbitMQ appliance from the OpenNebula Community Marketplace. This will download the VM template and the image for the OS.

   $ onemarketapp export 'RabbitMQ' rabbitmq --datastore default
   

2. Adjust the VM template as desired (i.e. CPU, MEMORY, number of disks). It should look similar to this:

   CONTEXT=[
      NETWORK="YES",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_LOOPBACK_USER="$ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_LOOPBACK_USER",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_PASS="$ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_PASS",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_CA="$ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_CA",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_CERT="$ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_CERT",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_ENABLED="$ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_ENABLED",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_KEY="$ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_KEY",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_PASS="$ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_PASS",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_USER="$ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_USER",
      SSH_PUBLIC_KEY="$USER[SSH_PUBLIC_KEY]" ]
   CPU="1"
   DISK=[
      IMAGE_ID="48" ]
   GRAPHICS=[
   LISTEN="0.0.0.0",
   TYPE="vnc" ]
   INPUTS_ORDER="ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_USER,ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_PASS,ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_LOOPBACK_USER,ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_ENABLED,ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_CERT,ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_KEY,ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_PASS,ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_CA"
   MEMORY="1024"
   OS=[
   ARCH="x86_64" ]
   USER_INPUTS=[
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_LOOPBACK_USER="M|boolean|Enable remote admin access| |YES",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_PASS="O|password|RabbitMQ admin user password",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_CA="O|text64|RabbitMQ CA chain (.pem)",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_CERT="O|text64|RabbitMQ server certificate (.pem)",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_ENABLED="M|boolean|Enable TLS configuration| |NO",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_KEY="O|text64|RabbitMQ server key (.key)",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_TLS_PASS="O|password|RabbitMQ server key password",
      ONEAPP_RABBITMQ_USER="O|text|RabbitMQ admin user| |rabbitadmin" ]
   

3. Instantiate RabbitMQ template:

   $ onetemplate instantiate rabbitmq
   

   This will prompt the user for the contextualization parameters.

4. Attach a new NIC to the VM:

   $ onevm nic-atttach VM_ID --network VNET_ID
   

5. Access your new RabbitMQ instance and check rabbitmq-server is working:

   $ onevm ssh VM_ID
   
   root@rabbitm:~# rabbitmqctl list_queues
   

Next: RabbitMQ Features and usage