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How do I connect to my RabbitMQ server?

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  1. In the panel, open My servers and click your server.
  2. On the Overview tab, wait for the App row to say "RabbitMQ is ready". The page refreshes itself.
  3. The link in the Panel address row opens the admin UI. Enter the details from the Login and Password rows.

Connecting your app

The connection string looks like this:

amqp://yonetici:PASSWORD@IP:5672/%2f

The %2f at the end means the default vhost, /.

Good to know

  • Port 5672 comes without TLS and is open to the internet. Docker publishes it, so ufw does not block it. To open it only inside the server, change the port line in /opt/seturack/rabbitmq/compose.yaml to 127.0.0.1:5672:5672, run docker compose up -d and connect over an SSH tunnel.
  • RabbitMQ's production checklist asks for at least 4 GiB of memory and 4 cores per node. 2 GB is for development and testing.
  • The admin UI opens over HTTPS on port 443.

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