RabbitMQ

Publish the management UI at a public HTTPS URL, protected only by the RabbitMQ credentials. Leave off to keep it in-cluster on port 15672.

Username for the RabbitMQ administrator account.

Password for the administrator account. Applied on first boot; changing it later has no effect.

Create a non-admin user for your applications, with full permissions on the vhost below and every vhost under Topology.

Username your applications authenticate with.

Password for the application user. Can be rotated after install.

Vhost the application user connects to. Created if it does not exist; only list it under Vhosts to set its default queue type.

CPU and memory requested by each replica. A replica that does not fit your nodes stays Pending.

How many RabbitMQ nodes to run. Three survives losing one; a single node has no redundancy.

Volume size per replica, in GiB. Can be grown later, never shrunk.

Storage class for the replica volumes, which sets disk type and IOPS. Empty uses the cluster default.

Other namespaces allowed to declare topology against this cluster.

Virtual hosts to create, as a YAML list. Each is an isolated namespace for queues and exchanges, and the application user gets access to all of them. ```yaml - name: orders defaultQueueType: quorum ```

Queues to create, as a YAML list. Quorum queues replicate across nodes; classic queues live on one. Omit `vhost` to use `/`. ```yaml - name: order.events vhost: / type: quorum durable: true ```

Exchanges to create, as a YAML list. `type` is `direct`, `topic`, `fanout`, or `headers`, and cannot be changed later. ```yaml - name: events type: topic durable: true ```

Routes from an exchange to a queue or another exchange, as a YAML list. Source and destination must exist in the same vhost. ```yaml - source: events destination: order.events destinationType: queue routingKey: "order.#" ```

Policies applied to queues or exchanges matching a name pattern, as a YAML list. Sets message TTLs, length limits, and dead-lettering; highest-priority match wins. ```yaml - name: order-events-ttl pattern: "^order\\." applyTo: queues definition: message-ttl: 86400000 max-length: 1000000 ```

Scrape queue depth, message rates, and node health into dashboards and alerts.

Username for the RabbitMQ admin account.

Kubernetes Secret containing the admin username and password.

Username for the initial RabbitMQ user.

Kubernetes Secret containing the initial RabbitMQ user credentials.

Primary virtual host for the initial RabbitMQ user.

Internal hostname for AMQP connections.

AMQP protocol port.

RabbitMQ management UI port.