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The RabbitMQ deployment package contains a sequence of software (referred to as "components") required for RabbitMQ to run. Below list the important information, the component name, installation directory path, configuration file path, port, version, etc.
This solution use Docker to deploy all service, you can run the command docker ps to list them
RabbitMQ installation directory: /data/rabbitmq
RabbitMQ logs directory: /data/logs/rabbitmq
Apache vhost configuration file: /etc/httpd/conf.d/vhost.conf
Apache main configuration file: /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
Apache logs file: /var/log/httpd
Apache module configuration file: /etc/httpd/conf.modules.d/00-base.conf
Nginx vhost configuration file: /etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf
Nginx main configuration file: /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
Nginx logs file: /var/log/nginx
Nginx rewrite rules directory: /etc/nginx/conf.d/rewrite
Nginx htpasswd file: /etc/nginx/.htpasswd/htpasswd.conf
MySQL installation directory: /usr/local/mysql
MySQL data directory: /data/mysql
MySQL configuration file: /etc/my.cnf
MySQL Web Management refer to MySQL Management
MySQL data directory: /data/db/mysql/data
MySQL log directory: /data/db/mysql/logs
phpMyAdmin is a visual MySQL management tool, is installed based on docker.
phpMyAdmin directory：/data/apps/phpmyadmin
phpMyAdmin docker compose file：/data/apps/phpmyadmin/docker-compose.yml
PostgreSQL data directory: /data/postgresql/pgdata
PostgreSQL configuration directory: /data/postgresql/config
PostgreSQL logs directory: /data/postgresql/log
The above list is the directory created by soft link, please query more file path information through commands like
locate pg_hba.conf
PostgreSQL data directory: /data/db/postgresql/data
PostgreSQL data directory: /data/db/postgresql/logs
pgAdmin is a visual PostgreSQL management tool, is installed based on docker.
pgAdmin directory：/data/apps/pgadmin
pgAdmin docker compose file：/data/apps/pgadmin/docker-compose.yml
MongoDB data directory: /var/lib/mongodb
MongoDB Configuration File: /etc/mongod.conf
MongoDB logs File: /var/log/mongodb
adminMongo is a visual MongoDB management tool, is installed based on docker.
adminMongo directory：/data/apps/adminmongo
adminMongo docker compose file：/data/apps/adminmongo/docker-compose.yml
Docker root directory: /var/lib/docker
Docker image directory: /var/lib/docker/image
Docker daemon.json: please create it when you need and save to to the directory /etc/docker
Redis configuration file: /etc/redis.conf
Redis data directory: /var/lib/redis
Redis logs file: /var/log/redis/redis.log
Open or close ports by Security Group Setting of your Cloud Server to decide whether the port can be accessed from Internet.
You can run the cmd netstat -tunlp to check all related ports.
The following are the ports you may use:
| Name | Number | Use | Necessity |
|---|---|---|---|
| TCP | 80 | HTTP to access RabbitMQ | Required |
| TCP | 443 | HTTPS to access RabbitMQ | Optional |
| TCP | 3306 | Remote to access MySQL | Optional |
| TCP | 9003 | Use port to access RabbitMQ | Optional |
| TCP | 9002 | RabbitMQ Document Server on Docker | Optional |
| TCP | 9090 | phpMyAdmin on Docker | Optional |
You can see the version on product pages at Marketplace. However, after being deployed to your server, the components will be updated automatically, resulting in a certain change in the version number. Therefore, run the command on the server to view the exact version number.
# Check all components version
sudo cat /data/logs/install_version.txt
# Linux Version
lsb_release -a
# Nginx Version
nginx -V
# Java version
java -v
# Docker Version
docker -v
# erlang Version
yum info erlang
apt show erlang
# RabbitMQ version
rabbitmqctl status | grep RabbitMQ*