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# Plain TCP port
rabbitmq_port: 5672
rabbitmq_ssl_port: 5671

# Access to the plain port
rabbitmq_src_ip: []
# Access to the ssl port
rabbitmq_ssl_src_ip: []

# Can be either true, in which case a cert will be automatically obtained using letsencrypt
# or can be a name, in which case you have to configure letsencrypt to obtain the cert yourself
# rabbitmq_letsencrypt_cert: True
# or
# rabbitmq_letsencrypt_cert: rabbit.example.org
# You have to deploy the letsencrypt role on the host for this to work

# Or you can specify cert and key path. They must be readable by rabbitmq
# Note that intermediate should be provided in the cacert file !
# rabbitmq_ssl_cacert_path: /etc/rabbitmq/ssl/chain.pem
# rabbitmq_ssl_cert_path: /etc/rabbitmq/ssl/cert.pem
# rabbitmq_ssl_key_path: /etc/rabbitmq/ssl/key.pem

# HTTP API / Web management interface
rabbitmq_web_port: 15672
rabbitmq_web_src_ip: []

# Should the guest user available from anywhere ? If False, it'll only be accepted from loopback
rabbitmq_guest_from_anywhere: False

# List of plugins to enable
rabbitmq_plugins:
  - rabbitmq_management