About RabbmtMQ cluster connection about quarkus-rabbitmq-client

[bpasson]

@janyyy it is possible to define an arbitrary amount of brokers as follows on a per client base.

quarkus.rabbitmqclient.addresses.broker1.hostname=host1
quarkus.rabbitmqclient.addresses.broker1.port=5672
quarkus.rabbitmqclient.addresses.broker2.hostname=host2
quarkus.rabbitmqclient.addresses.broker2.port=5672

quarkus.rabbitmqclient.otherclient.addresses.broker1.hostname=host1
quarkus.rabbitmqclient.otherclient.addresses.broker1.port=5672
quarkus.rabbitmqclient.otherclient.addresses.broker2.hostname=host2
quarkus.rabbitmqclient.otherclient.addresses.broker2.port=5672

When you specify the addresses of the broker like this, the normal properties seen below are ignored.

quarkus.rabbitmqclient.hostname=host1
quarkus.rabbitmqclient.port=5672

quarkus.rabbitmqclient.otherclient.hostname=host1
quarkus.rabbitmqclient.otherclient.port=5672

Does this cover your use-case?

[janyyy]

Thanks for the reply, my use case is want to implement cluster connection. When a node in the cluster fails, it will automatically switch to other connections. This does not affect the creation and consumption of messages by RabbitMQ. Does this project support this operation?

[bpasson]

@janyyy You can specify an unlimited amount of brokers for a single client. This is exactly like you would do it in spring, it is just configured a bit differently but it should cover your use-case. Give it a go. If it doesn't work as expected supply the feedback in this ticket and we can see how to go from there.

[janyyy]

Thanks, The configure of address it's normal work. I think you can write it in README.md