RabbitMQ

The RabbitMQ Transport is used to communicate to RabbitMQ. It is suitable for development, testing, and production environments.

Configuration

To use the RabbitMQ Transport, define it under transports and reference it as current-transport.

current-transport: local-rabbitmq

transports:
  - name: local-rabbitmq
    rabbitmq-transport-config:
      amqp-connection-string: amqp://localhost

Field	Required	Type	Default	Description
`amqp-connection-string`	Yes	string	—	Full AMQP connection string used to connect to RabbitMQ.
`routing-toplogy`	No	string	conventional	Routing toplogy to be used (Conventional or Direct).
`queue-type`	No	string	quorum	Type of queues RabbitMQ is using (Quorum or Classic).
`management-api`	No	object	—	Optional configuration to connect to the RabbitMQ Management API.

Field	Required	Type	Default	Description
`url`	No	string	—	Base URL for the RabbitMQ Management API. Example: http://localhost:15672.
`username`	No	string	—	Username for authenticating with the Management API. If username is provided, password must also be provided.
`password`	No	string	—	Password for authenticating with the Management API. If password is provided, username must also be provided.

A standard AMQP URI used to connect to RabbitMQ.

Examples:

amqp-connection-string: amqp://guest:guest@localhost:5672/

amqp-connection-string: amqps://user:[email protected]:5671/my-vhost

The Routing topology to be used for the transport

Examples:

routing-toplogy: conventional

routing-toplogy: direct

The type of queues being used.

Examples:

queue-type: quorum

queue-type: classic

Allows Busly to interact with the RabbitMQ Management API for monitoring or queue management.

Examples:

management-api:
  url: http://localhost:15672

management-api:
  username: admin
  password: hello123!

management-api:
  url: http://localhost:15672
  username: admin
  password: hello123!