This option will require manual installation of all RabbitMQ package dependencies and is highly discouraged. Manually Using DpkgĪlternatively, the package can be downloaded manually and installed with dpkg -i.

Option B: using a combination of apt repositories on PackageCloud and Launchpad ( quick start script)īoth options will install a modern version of Erlang using Erlang apt repositories.Option A: using apt repositories on Cloudsmith ( quick start script).There are two options available for installing modern RabbitMQ on Debian and Ubuntu: How to Install Latest RabbitMQ on Debian and Ubuntu With Apt Manual installation using apt the PackageCloud and Launchpad repositories.Manual installation using apt and the Cloudsmith repository.Those looking for a more detailed description of the installation steps performed Supported Erlang versions will be provisioned from one of the modern Erlang apt repositories Manage the service (start it, stop it, and get its status).Quick start installation snippets that uses PackageCloud and Launchpad repositories.Quick start installation snippet that uses Cloudsmith repositories.

Supported Ubuntu and Debian distributions.

Ways of installing the latest RabbitMQ version on Debian and Ubuntu.

Team RabbitMQ produces our own Debian packages and distributes them using Cloudsmith and PackageCloud. Many releases behind latest RabbitMQ releasesĪnd may provide RabbitMQ versions that are already out of support. RabbitMQ is included in standard Debian and Ubuntu repositories. This guide covers RabbitMQ installation on Debian, Ubuntu and distributions based on one of them.

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