RabbitMQ

Content

Basics

Understand the basic architecture of RabbitMQ, learn about key features and how to use the pipelines.

How-tos

Manage instances and queues of RabbitMQ.

Reference

Learn more about RabbitMQ API and CLI-commands. Furthermore get a structured view on available product parameters.

FAQ

Quickly find answers to frequently asked questions about SQLServer Flex.

Release notes

Discover what's new in STACKIT's RabbitMQ, including added features, bug fixes and deprication notices.

Key features

• On-Demand provisioning: simple and fast provisioning of new service instances of different sizes
• Service instance isolation: provisioning on dedicated instances (bad neighbourhood protection)
• Easy upscaling with service plan upgrades
• High availability: Clusters ensure resilient operations with minimum downtimes
• Logging and monitoring: transfer of logs and monitoring information to defined endpoints
• Backup: automatic creation of backups and self-service restore from the dashboard

FAQ

• Service

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  My service usage is growing, what can I do?

  You can upgrade to a bigger service plan (scale up) or you can get another instance (scale out).

  What are the IP ranges used in the default ACL?

  During creation of new data services, a default ACL is set. This contains the STACKIT IP ranges and provides an additional layer of security in addition to username/password. The default ACL contains the following values:

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  Project type	Default ACL
  public	193.148.160.0/19 45.129.40.0/21 45.135.244.0/22
  internal	4.158.0.0/15

  It is recommended to narrow it down to the actually used addresses.

  Why do I see two services on the service list?

  We create a public instance for use with Kubernetes and VM and an internal instance within the AppCloud.