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NeIC SDA internal message broker in a docker image

We use RabbitMQ 3.8.16 including the management plugins.

Configuration

The following environment variables can be used to configure the broker:

Variable	Description
MQ_VHOST	Default vhost other than /
MQ_USER	Default user (with admin rights)
MQ_PASSWORD_HASH	Password hash for the above user
CEGA_CONNECTION	DSN URL for the shovels and federated queues with CentralEGA
MQ_SERVER_CERT	Path to the server SSL certificate
MQ_SERVER_KEY	Path to the server SSL key
MQ_CA	Path to the CA root certificate
MQ_VERIFY	Require the clients to have valid TLS certificates (verify_peer) or do not require clients to have certificates (verify_none)
NOTLS	Run the server without TLS enabled (default is to run the server with TLS activated)

If you want persistent data, you can use a named volume or a bind-mount and make it point to /var/lib/rabbitmq.

Sample Docker Compose definition

version: '3.3'

services:

  mq:
    image: egarchive/lega-mq:latest
    hostname: mq
    ports:
      - "5672:5672"
      - "15672:15672"
    environment:
      - MQ_VHOST=vhost
      - MQ_USER=admin
      - MQ_PASSWORD_HASH=4tHURqDiZzypw0NTvoHhpn8/MMgONWonWxgRZ4NXgR8nZRBz
      - NOTLS=true
      - CEGA_CONNECTION

Run docker-compose up -d to test it.