AltocumulusI was wondering if someone has successfully deployed an F5 application that proxies the AMQP messages for RabbitMQ on port 5672. I was hoping for some help with an iRule.
RabbitMQ does not like to be proxied. I don't have an iRule, but I've made it work sucessfully by setting the Virtual Server to a Performance Layer 4. Then you can load balance across multiple boxes.
NimbostratusRabbitMQ does not like to be proxied. I don't have an iRule, but I've made it work sucessfully by setting the Virtual Server to a Performance Layer 4. Then you can load balance across multiple boxes.
NimbostratusGood afternoon. I realize this thread is 5 months old.....but:
I have been asked to front-end RabbitMQ on the F5 with client SSL terminating on the F5 versus server level.
Secured AMQP messaging uses port 5671, I have tried Standard VS config using secured 5671/client ssl enabled and unsecured using port 5672 and this type of standard configuration fails, with network connection errors in the log files.
Performance Layer 4 works in an unsecured manner using port 5672.
The customer is requesting all ssl termination happen on the F5 and not on the server.
Does anyone have an idea how I can accomplish this?
Thank you in advance.
Nimbostratusi have similar case, is there working solution?
NimbostratusGood afternoon. I realize this thread is 5 months old.....but:
I have been asked to front-end RabbitMQ on the F5 with client SSL terminating on the F5 versus server level.
Secured AMQP messaging uses port 5671, I have tried Standard VS config using secured 5671/client ssl enabled and unsecured using port 5672 and this type of standard configuration fails, with network connection errors in the log files.
Performance Layer 4 works in an unsecured manner using port 5672.
The customer is requesting all ssl termination happen on the F5 and not on the server.
Does anyone have an idea how I can accomplish this?
Thank you in advance.
Nimbostratusi have similar case, is there working solution?
NimbostratusHi, did anyone manage howto publish AMQP with LTM over secure port 5671?
BR
Richard