Amazon MQ is a managed message broker service that provides compatibility with many popular message brokers. Using Amazon MQ with RabbitMQ provides a robust RabbitMQ cluster managed in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud with multiple brokers and configuration options. Amazon MQ provides a highly available, secure, and scalable infrastructure, and can process a large number of messages per second with ease. Multiple applications can use the infrastructure with different virtual hosts, queues, and exchanges. However, managing these configuration options or creating the infrastructure manually can require time and effort. This pattern describes a way to manage configurations for RabbitMQ in one step, through a single file. You can embed the code provided with this pattern within any continuous integration (CI) tool such as Jenkins or Bamboo.
You can use this pattern to configure any RabbitMQ cluster. All it requires is connectivity to the cluster. Although there are many other ways to manage RabbitMQ configurations, this solution creates entire application configurations in one step, so you can manage queues and other details easily.
