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RabbitMQ is a messaging broker that gives your applications a common platform to send and receive messages, and your messages a safe place to live until received.
Download installers and virtual machines, or run your own RabbitMQ server in the cloud.
Bitnami Virtual Machines contain a minimal Linux operating system with RabbitMQ installed and configured. This enables you to run the application without actually installing it on your computer. It's completely isolated from other software installed on your machine and makes an ideal sandbox for your project.
Using the Bitnami Virtual Machine image requires hypervisor software such as VMware Player or VirtualBox. Both of these hypervisors are available free of charge. After installing your preferred hypervisor, download and extract the Bitnami Virtual Machine by following the instructions in our getting started guide for VMware or VirtualBox.
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Launch on more than just a Single VM using RabbitMQ Cluster
Looking to use RabbitMQ with multiple nodes to improve fault-tolerance? Use Bitnami’s cluster configuration, which uses the native cloud provider APIs to provision multiple nodes as a single logical broker.
On Microsoft Azure, you can launch this configuration into your account using the
Microsoft Azure Marketplace.
On Google Cloud Platform, you can launch this configuration into your account using the Google Cloud Launcher.
Why use the Bitnami RabbitMQ Stack?
Bitnami makes it easy to run RabbitMQ in the cloud, locally or virtually. The Bitnami RabbitMQ Stack is:
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Up-to-date
We track every release of RabbitMQ and update our stack shortly after it's released.
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Secure
If serious security issues are discovered, we provide new versions of RabbitMQ as soon as possible, often within hours of the availability of a fix.
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Consistent
With Bitnami, you get the same software stack and configuration regardless of where you are deploying RabbitMQ or other Bitnami Applications. This makes it easy to migrate between different platforms.
With the Bitnami RabbitMQ Stack compiling, configuring and all of its dependencies are taken care of, so it works out-of-the-box.
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