[rabbitmq-users] ANN: rabbitmq-autocluster-consul v0.3.0

[Gavin M. Roy]

Version 0.3.0 of rabbitmq-autocluster-consul has been released.

The rabbitmq-autocluster-consul plugin joins RabbitMQ nodes as they start
after they register themselves Consul. The result is that you can quickly
spin up RabbitMQ clusters with little or no pre-configuration. When
RabbitMQ registers with Consul, it will register the service with a
configurable AMQP port and TTL health check. Additionally, you can specify
a cluster name in rabbitmq.config that allows you to have multiple
RabbitMQ clusters on the same network.

This version adds new functionality and bug fixes:

- All configuration can now be made via operating system environment
variables in addition to the rabbitmq.config file
- The service prefix in Consul is now optional (#8, #11)
- The service is now registered in Consul with the AMQP port and a TTL
health check
- The Consul URI scheme can not be configured (http/https)
- The startup process is reworked and addresses a bug when a node is
restarted or is rejoining (#5)

Special thanks to Wes Morgan for his testing and contributions to this
release.

Instructions and a zip file with pre-built binaries for RabbitMQ v3.5.x are
available at:

https://github.com/aweber/rabbitmq-autocluster-consul#readme

Cheers,

Gavin

[Jean-Sébastien Pédron]

Post by Gavin M. Roy
Version 0.3.0 of rabbitmq-autocluster-consul has been released.

Hi!

I just updated our Community plugins page with a new build of your
plugin. Thank you!