Lando Rabbitmq

Rabbitmq service for the Lando development environment. Uses the offical Rabbitmq image.

Requirements

1. Lando

Installation

Manual

1. Download the plugin here
2. Move the zip file to ~/.lando/plugins (Create the directory if it does not yet exist).
3. Unzip the file.

Bash

# Remove existing/old plugin.
rm -rf ~/.lando/plugins/lando-rabbitmq

# Make sure the plugins directory exists.
mkdir -p ~/.lando/plugins

# Download the plugin to /tmp.
curl -L https://github.com/isaaceindhoven/lando-rabbitmq/archive/refs/tags/0.1.2.tar.gz --output /tmp/lando-rabbitmq.tar.gz

# Unzip the plugin.
tar -xf /tmp/lando-rabbitmq.tar.gz --directory ~/.lando/plugins/

# Move the plugin to the Lando plugins directory.
mv ~/.lando/plugins/lando-rabbitmq-0.1.2 ~/.lando/plugins/lando_rabbitmq

# Remove the zip file.
rm -rf /tmp/lando-rabbitmq.tar.gz

Bash oneliner

rm -rf ~/.lando/plugins/lando-rabbitmq && \
mkdir -p ~/.lando/plugins && \
curl -L https://github.com/isaaceindhoven/lando-rabbitmq/archive/refs/tags/0.1.2.tar.gz --output /tmp/lando-rabbitmq.tar.gz && \
tar -xf /tmp/lando-rabbitmq.tar.gz --directory ~/.lando/plugins/ && \
mv ~/.lando/plugins/lando-rabbitmq-0.1.2 ~/.lando/plugins/lando_rabbitmq && \
rm -rf /tmp/lando-rabbitmq.tar.gz

Rename the plugin after installation

There is currently a bug in Lando which prevents us from using a - in the plugin name. So you should temporarily rename the plugin to something like lando_rabbitmq or landorabbitmq.

mv ~/.lando/plugins/lando-rabbitmq ~/.lando/plugins/lando_rabbitmq

Usage

After installing the plugin you can easily add the service to your Lando environment by using type: rabbitmq for your service.

Configuration

1. version - To specify which Rabbitmq version you want to install. Currently 3.9, 3.10 and 3.11 are supported.
2. management - To specify if you want to include the management dashboard of Rabbitmq. Can be true or false. (Default: true)
3. alpine - Whether to use an Alpine image or a regular one. Can be true or false. (Default: true)
4. creds - You can pass a user and password for the Rabbitmq instance. (Default user: 'user', Default password: 'user')

Example

name: my-lando-environment-using-rabbitmq

config:
  webroot: .

services:
  rabbitmq:
    type: rabbitmq
    version: '3.11'
    management: true
    alpine: false
    creds:
      user: landorabbitmq
      password: my-super-secret-password

# You can use the proxy to view the Management panel using a proper url.
proxy:
  rabbitmq:
    - rabbitmq.lando-sandbox.lndo.site:15672