RabbitMQ
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RabbitMQ is a popular, lightweight open source message broker.
It supports several messaging protocols and can be deployed in distributed configurations to meet large-scale and availability requirements.
RabbitMQ provides a wide range of development tools for the most common languages.
RabbitMQ is deployed on site in cegedim.cloud data centers.
cegedim.cloud guarantees the same level of service as the Compute offer: instance deployment, operational maintenance, flexibility, security and monitoring are all provided by our experts. Two topologies are available:
Standalone instance
Cluster
The Cluster topology is production-ready, with at least 3 nodes (up to 5) distributed across all the Availability Zones in a target region.
The default protocol supported is AMQP (other protocols can be enabled on request). TLS/SSL can be activated for the AMQP protocol at the time of provisioning, or later on request.
Sizing can be configured to suit your needs.
For more information, please visit RabbitMQ - Features.
Billing is processed monthly and based on the number of nodes plus supplementary costs for storage, backup, 24x7 monitoring.
Cost estimation for a RabbitMQ node is available via your Service Delivery Manager.
Standalone | Cluster | |
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Brokers
1
3 - 5
CPU (per broker)
2 - 16 vCPU
2 - 16 vCPU
RAM (per broker)
4 - 384 GB
4 - 384 GB
Supported Version(s)
3.10
3.11
3.10
3.11
Monitoring
24x7 Monitoring
Backup
Data replication (DRP)
Availability
99.8%
99.8%
Multi-AZ deployment
Self-service
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