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RabbitMQ in Kubernetes

Not all of our clients have issues that are solely RabbitMQ. Commonly, we correct misunderstandings of the default out-of-the-box configuration where it is a standalone installation,a preconfigured docker image, or a dynamic Kubernetes deployment.

Issues around monitoring, management, and how to support high availability, quorum queues, and performance characteristics are very common.

One great success story we had was a company deploying RabbitMQ in Kubernetes where they had it co-resident with their in-house propriety application in the pods deployed. We were able to explain how sudden pod restarts could cause disruption and recovery issues for RabbitMQ when their application failed.

Simple changes in their deployments and networking resulted in a quick win and a better understanding of how RabbitMQ is best implemented in Kubernetes.