RabbitMQ-PHP-Docker-Introduction

Pre-req Install

• Docker Desktop

How to Set Up Docker Containers

1. Open terminal to project directory
2. Run docker compose up -d
   1. This may take a minute or two

Setting up RabbitMQ

1. After building the docker-compose
2. Open your browser and go to localhost:15672
3. Use the default login. User & Pass is guest
4. Click on 'Admin' tab
5. Click on 'Virtual Hosts' on the right side of the web page
6. In the 'Name' input enter: testHost
7. Click "Add virtual host"
8. Click on 'Users' on the right side of the web page
9. In the 'Username' input enter: test
10. In both 'Password' inputs enter: test
11. Click 'Add user'
12. Click the 'test' on the top of the webpage
13. Under 'Set permission'
14. Change 'Virtual Host' in dropdown to testHost
15. Click 'Set permission'
16. Click 'Exchanges'
17. Under 'Add a new exchange'
18. Change 'Virtual Host' in dropdown to testHost
19. In the 'Name' input enter: testExchange
20. Click 'Add exchange'
21. Click on 'Queues'
22. Under 'Add a new queue'
23. Change 'Virtual Host' in dropdown to testHost
24. In the 'Name' input enter: testQueue
25. Click testQueue
26. Under 'Bindings'
27. In the 'From exchange' input enter: testExchange
28. In the 'Routing key' input enter: *
29. Click 'Bind'
30. The RabbitMQ Server is now ready for the listener and client

Running A RabbitMQ Client Message

1. After building the docker-compose
2. Run docker exec -ti rabbit-client-1 /bin/bash
3. Once loaded into the container, Run php testRabbitMQClient.php "[Message]"
4. From there the rabbit listener will have your message

Troubleshooting

To rebuild the docker-compose images

• Run the following command docker compose build