Docker compose file for working with rabbit mq
Before you can deploy RabbitMQ using Docker Compose, you will need to have a few things in place. Here are the prerequisites:
- Docker - You will need to have Docker installed on your system. If you don't have Docker installed already, you can download it from the official Docker website. Be sure to download the version that is appropriate for your operating system.
- Docker Compose - You will also need to have Docker Compose installed on your system. Docker Compose comes pre-installed with Docker Desktop for Windows and macOS, but if you are using Linux or if you need to install it separately, you can follow the instructions on the Docker Compose documentation page for Linux.
Clone this repo on your machine.
In a terminal window go to the folder where you cloned this repo. Default name is rabbitmq-compose.
Then you can start RabbitMQ:
docker compose up -d
Then Docker download rabbitmq image and start the container.
PS C:\Projects\00-Docker-Projects\rabbitmq-compose> docker compose up -d
[+] Running 11/11
✔ rabbitmq Pulled 20.1s
✔ a8b1c5f80c2d Pull complete 11.8s
✔ 4dedb6d843e5 Pull complete 14.2s
✔ 5c1196c9f92f Pull complete 14.5s
✔ 89aa66202de9 Pull complete 14.6s
✔ 7482e2b5f1fd Pull complete 16.5s
✔ cae0f9147f71 Pull complete 16.5s
✔ 5e8608f82ef5 Pull complete 16.6s
✔ 76a071de98b9 Pull complete 16.6s
✔ 140f907150d0 Pull complete 16.6s
✔ 53c7a9878ba6 Pull complete 17.6s
[+] Running 2/2
✔ Network rabbitmq-compose_rabbitmq_net Created 0.2s
✔ Container rabbitmq Started 1.2s
PS C:\Projects\00-Docker-Projects\rabbitmq-compose>
The RabbitMQ management interface will be accessible at http://localhost:15672 and you can log in with the default credentials (guest/guest).
That's all.