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- Backup and Restore - RabbitMQ
VMware Tanzu RabbitMQ offers a number of extensions for warm standby replication to a dedicated disaster recovery cluster This guide covers backup and restore procedures for various types of data a RabbitMQ node may contain
- Backup and Restore RabbitMQ Data Configurations
How to Backup RabbitMQ Data RabbitMQ Definitions and Messages are stored in an internal database located in the node’s data directory To get the directory path, run the following command against a running RabbitMQ node: rabbitmqctl eval 'rabbit_mnesia:dir() ' Sample output: " var lib rabbitmq mnesia rabbit@computingforgeeks-server1"
- Docker RabbitMQ persistency - Stack Overflow
RabbitMQ in docker lost data after remove container without volume My Dockerfile: My run script: docker run \ -itd \ -v "rabbitmq_log: var log rabbitmq" \ -v "rabbitmq_data: var lib rabbitmq" \ --name "service-rabbitmq" \ --dns=8 8 8 8 \ -p 8080:15672 \ $TAG After removing the container, all data are lost
- My RabbitMQ data (queues, vhosts etc) disappears while my SQL . . . - Reddit
rabbitmq saves its data under var lib rabbitmq {hostname} so effectively you are loosing persistence on every restart since docker randomize the hostname put a “hostname: whatever” in your docker-compose yml and you are good to go I'm using docker-compose up -d to spin up elasticsearch, kibana, sql server, and rabbitmq
- All the data is lost after I run `docker-compose down`. Is this . . .
I intend to persist the rabbitmq data to rabbitmq-data on my host machine I think that the data is stored there but somehow all the data is lost when I run docker-compose down Shouldn't it persist even after that
- Clustering Guide - RabbitMQ
VMware Tanzu RabbitMQ provides an Intra-cluster Compression feature What is a Cluster? A RabbitMQ cluster is a logical grouping of one or more (three, five, seven, or more) nodes, each sharing users, virtual hosts, queues, streams, exchanges, bindings, runtime parameters and other distributed state
- Command Line Tools - RabbitMQ
RabbitMQ ships with multiple command line tools, each with a set of related commands: rabbitmqctl for service management and general operator tasks; rabbitmq-diagnostics for diagnostics monitoring and health checking; rabbitmq-plugins for plugin management; rabbitmq-queues for maintenance tasks on queues, in particular quorum queues
- ubuntu - Detached RabbitMQ docker container dies after I log out from . . .
To prevent RabbitMQ from shutting down when the shell session is closed, you can try running it as a background process using the nohup command Here's an example of how you can modify your docker-compose configuration:
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