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RabbitMQ

RabbitMQ is the message broker behind many queue-based applications. This template runs it with the management console enabled, the username and password you supply, and 10 GB of persistent storage.

RabbitMQ hosting on Varity costs $29.60 a month at most, with a 10 GB volume included. No request, ingress or egress fees.

$29.60/mo max

Deploy RabbitMQ

$5 starter credit for apps, payment method required, 14 days

What you get

Deploying the template sets up every part below in your account, on its own HTTPS address

Services & storage

2 parts
  • RabbitMQQueue2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM
  • 10 GB volumeMounted in your appKept across restarts and redeploys

Why run RabbitMQ on Varity

  • Messages on persistent storage

    Durable queues and broker state live on a 10 GB volume, included in the $29.60 monthly maximum

  • Your credentials from the start

    RABBITMQ_DEFAULT_USER and RABBITMQ_DEFAULT_PASS are required to deploy, so the default guest login is never what protects it

  • Open source

    The upstream RabbitMQ server, MPL-2.0 licensed, managed through its own console

What RabbitMQ runs on

Monthly maximum for RabbitMQ, by part
IncludedMonthly max
RabbitMQ appScale plan: 2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · 25 GB temporary storage$28
App storage10 GB persistent volume, kept across restarts$1.60
Monthly maximum$29.60
How app hosting is billed
Best for
Inspecting and operating queue-backed application workflows through the management console
Billing
By the running minute, never above the maximum
Traffic
No app traffic fees
Category
Queues
Built with
Erlang

Set up RabbitMQ

  1. 01

    In the Portal, choose RabbitMQ from Templates and add these settings:

    RABBITMQ_DEFAULT_USER
    The initial RabbitMQ username you choose
    RABBITMQ_DEFAULT_PASS
    A strong password for that RabbitMQ user
  2. 02

    Sign in to the management console with the username and password you supplied

  3. 03

    Create a virtual host and limit user permissions

  4. 04

    Review the separate client connection requirements before connecting an application

RabbitMQ runs here as an application on Varity, not as a separately managed queue service

RabbitMQ setup guide (opens in a new tab)Deploy your own code instead

RabbitMQ hosting questions

How much does RabbitMQ hosting cost?
$29.60 a month at most on Varity, including 10 GB of persistent storage, billed by the running minute.
Is this a managed RabbitMQ service?
No. RabbitMQ runs as an application on Varity that you operate through its management console, not as a separately managed queue service.
How do applications connect?
The HTTPS address opens the management console. Application connections over AMQP have separate requirements; review them before connecting an application.

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