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Life & fun · June 1, 2016

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Auto-Cluster RabbitMQ with AWS Autoscaling Groups

Auto-Cluster RabbitMQ with AWS Autoscaling Groups launched on June 1, 2016 with 44 votes, #1,514 of 4,334 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.

In plain words

Auto-Cluster RabbitMQ with AWS Autoscaling Groups is a plugin that automatically clusters RabbitMQ nodes using service discovery mechanisms. It requires Erlang R17.5 or higher and needs manual backend configuration via the project wiki. A pre-built Docker image is available for users who prefer containerized deployment. The plugin enables dynamic RabbitMQ clustering without manual node configuration.

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From the sources

The rabbitmq-autocluster plugin clusters RabbitMQ nodes automatically using a pre-configured service discovery mechanism. Important The rabbitmq-autocluster plugin requires Erlang R17.5 or higher. This may not correspond with the minimum Erlang version required by RabbitMQ. Alternatively, there is a pre-built Docker Image available at on DockerHub as aweber/rabbitmq-autocluster . Note As of version 0.5 the autocluster plugin does not have a default backend configured. See the Project Wiki for configuration details. Configuration documentation can be found in the Project Wiki . Check out the Getting Started page to learn about the initialfrom aweber.github.io

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