What should we be aware of when installing RabbitMQ wit…

When installing RabbitMQ on Docker, it is important to consider the following points:

1. Version selection: Choose the appropriate RabbitMQ version based on your needs. You can check the available versions on the official image page on Docker Hub.
2. Mirror selection: Choose the official RabbitMQ mirror provided by the official team, which is maintained and updated by them, ensuring higher reliability.
3. Port mapping: When running a container, it is necessary to map the port of RabbitMQ to the host port so that RabbitMQ can be accessed through the host.
4. Persistent storage: To ensure the persistence of data, RabbitMQ data can be stored in a specific directory on the host to prevent data loss after container restart.
5. Memory allocation: allocate the memory resources of the container appropriately according to the actual situation to ensure the normal operation of RabbitMQ.
6. Container Networking: If you need to communicate with other containers, you can add the RabbitMQ container to a specific network in order to facilitate communication between containers.
7. Security settings: By default, RabbitMQ does not have any security features enabled, so it is recommended to enable TLS/SSL to protect communication in production environments, and set strong passwords to protect the management interface.

Additionally, it is important to ensure that Docker is correctly installed and configured, the network connection is stable, and there are no conflicting ports with RabbitMQ on the host.