RabbitMQ is supported on several major RPM-based distributions that are still actively maintained by their primary vendor or developer group. It is recommended that you use Yum repositories from PackageCloud.Ĭheck the Fedora package details for which version of the server is available for which versions of the distribution. However, the versions included often lag behind RabbitMQ releases. The package is distributed via Yum repositories on PackageCloud.
How to install a latest supported Erlang/OTP version.Package installation from Yum repositories on Cloudsmith.io and PackageCloud.The following guide focuses on RabbitMQ installation on RPM-based distributions such as Fedora, RHEL and CentOS. This option will require manual installation of all package dependencies. Downloading the package and installing it with rpm.Installing the package using Yum repositories (this option is highly recommended) on Cloudsmith.io or PackageCloud.There are two ways of installing these RPMs:
Team RabbitMQ produces our own RPM packages and distributes them using Cloudsmith and PackageCloud. However, the versions included are many releases behind latest RabbitMQ releases and may provide RabbitMQ versions that are already out of support. RabbitMQ is included in standard Fedora and RHEL repositories. This guide covers RabbitMQ installation on RPM-based Linux (Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS Stream, Fedora, openSUSE). Installing on RPM-based Linux (RedHat Enterprise Linux, CentOS, Fedora, openSUSE) Overview
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