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RocketMQ

Apache RocketMQ is a distributed messaging and streaming platform with low latency, high performance and reliability, trillion-level capacity and flexible scalability.

Install RocketMQ Single Master Mode Using Docker Compose

  1. Before setting everything else, create a directory for RocketMQ home mount. Ensure that the directory exists and appropriate permission have been granted.

    $ mkdir -vp ~/docker/rocketmq/{namesrv,dashboard/logs,broker/{logs,store}}
$ chown -R 3000 ~/docker/rocketmq

  2. Modify the .env file, you can fine tune these configurations to meet your requirements.

    # common
ROCKETMQ_IMAGE=apache/rocketmq:4.9.4
ROCKETMQ_DASHBOARD_IMAGE=apacherocketmq/rocketmq-dashboard:1.0.0
ROCKETMQ_JAVA_OPT_EXT=-server -Xms256m -Xmx512m -Xmn128m

# RocketMQ Single Master mode
ROCKETMQ_HOME=~/docker/rocketmq
ROCKETMQ_NAMESRV_PORT_9876=9876
ROCKETMQ_BROKER_PORT_10909=10909
ROCKETMQ_BROKER_PORT_10911=10911
ROCKETMQ_BROKER_PORT_10912=10912
ROCKETMQ_DASHBOARD_PORT_8080=8080

  3. Make sure you are in the same directory as rocketmq.yml and start RocketMQ:

    $ docker-compose -f rocketmq.yml up -d

  4. Configure the broker IP address. By default, the network adapter address is read, namesrv publishes the container address. Of course, you can skip this step if your program is also in the same container network.

    $ docker exec -it rocketmq-broker sed -i '$abrokerIP1=your ip' ../conf/broker.conf

  5. If something else goes wrong, for more detailed tutorial can be found on the RocketMQ

Install RocketMQ Multi Master Mode Using Docker Compose

  1. Before setting everything else, create a directory for RocketMQ home mount. Ensure that the directory exists and appropriate permission have been granted.

    $ mkdir -vp ~/docker/rocketmq-2m-0s/{namesrv,dashboard/logs,{broker1,broker2}/{logs,store}}
$ chown -R 3000 ~/docker/rocketmq-2m-0s

  2. Modify the .env file, you can fine tune these configurations to meet your requirements.

    # common
ROCKETMQ_IMAGE=apache/rocketmq:4.9.4
ROCKETMQ_DASHBOARD_IMAGE=apacherocketmq/rocketmq-dashboard:1.0.0
ROCKETMQ_JAVA_OPT_EXT=-server -Xms256m -Xmx512m -Xmn128m

# RocketMQ Multi Master mode
ROCKETMQ_2M_0S_HOME=~/docker/rocketmq-2m-0s
ROCKETMQ_2M_0S_NAMESRV_PORT_9876=19876
ROCKETMQ_2M_0S_BROKER1_PORT_10909=21909
ROCKETMQ_2M_0S_BROKER1_PORT_10911=21911
ROCKETMQ_2M_0S_BROKER1_PORT_10912=21912
ROCKETMQ_2M_0S_BROKER2_PORT_10909=22909
ROCKETMQ_2M_0S_BROKER2_PORT_10911=22911
ROCKETMQ_2M_0S_BROKER2_PORT_10912=22912
ROCKETMQ_2M_0S_DASHBOARD_PORT_8080=8080

  3. Make sure you are in the same directory as rocketmq-2m-noslave.yml and start RocketMQ:

    $ docker-compose -f rocketmq-2m-noslave.yml up -d

  4. Configure the broker IP address. By default, the network adapter address is read, namesrv publishes the container address. Of course, you can skip this step if your program is also in the same container network.

    $ docker exec -it rocketmq-2m-0s-broker1 sed -i '$abrokerIP1=your ip' ../conf/broker.conf
$ docker exec -it rocketmq-2m-0s-broker2 sed -i '$abrokerIP1=your ip' ../conf/broker.conf

  5. If something else goes wrong, for more detailed tutorial can be found on the RocketMQ

Install RocketMQ Multi Master Multi Slave Mode Using Docker Compose - sync replication

  1. Before setting everything else, create a directory for RocketMQ home mount. Ensure that the directory exists and appropriate permission have been granted.

    $ mkdir -vp ~/docker/rocketmq-2m-2s-sync/{namesrv,dashboard/logs,{broker1,broker2,broker3,broker4}/{logs,store}}
$ chown -R 3000 ~/docker/rocketmq-2m-2s-sync

  2. Modify the .env file, you can fine tune these configurations to meet your requirements.

    # common
ROCKETMQ_IMAGE=apache/rocketmq:4.9.4
ROCKETMQ_DASHBOARD_IMAGE=apacherocketmq/rocketmq-dashboard:1.0.0
ROCKETMQ_JAVA_OPT_EXT=-server -Xms256m -Xmx512m -Xmn128m

# RocketMQ Multi Master Multi Slave mode - sync replication
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_HOME=~/docker/rocketmq-2m-2s-sync
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_NAMESRV_PORT_9876=19876
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER1_PORT_10909=31909
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER1_PORT_10911=31911
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER1_PORT_10912=31912
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER2_PORT_10909=32909
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER2_PORT_10911=32911
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER2_PORT_10912=32912
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER3_PORT_10909=33909
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER3_PORT_10911=33911
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER3_PORT_10912=33912
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER4_PORT_10909=34909
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER4_PORT_10911=34911
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_BROKER4_PORT_10912=34912
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_SYNC_DASHBOARD_PORT_8080=8080

  3. Make sure you are in the same directory as rocketmq-2m-2s-sync.yml and start RocketMQ:

    $ docker-compose -f rocketmq-2m-2s-sync.yml up -d

  4. Configure the broker IP address. By default, the network adapter address is read, namesrv publishes the container address. Of course, you can skip this step if your program is also in the same container network.

    $ docker exec -it rocketmq-2m-2s-sync-broker1 sed -i '$abrokerIP1=your ip' ../conf/broker.conf
$ docker exec -it rocketmq-2m-2s-sync-broker2 sed -i '$abrokerIP1=your ip' ../conf/broker.conf
$ docker exec -it rocketmq-2m-2s-sync-broker3 sed -i '$abrokerIP1=your ip' ../conf/broker.conf
$ docker exec -it rocketmq-2m-2s-sync-broker4 sed -i '$abrokerIP1=your ip' ../conf/broker.conf

  5. If something else goes wrong, for more detailed tutorial can be found on the RocketMQ

Install RocketMQ Multi Master Multi Slave Mode Using Docker Compose - async replication

  1. Before setting everything else, create a directory for RocketMQ home mount. Ensure that the directory exists and appropriate permission have been granted.

    $ mkdir -vp ~/docker/rocketmq-2m-2s-async/{namesrv,dashboard/logs,{broker1,broker2,broker3,broker4}/{logs,store}}
$ chown -R 3000 ~/docker/rocketmq-2m-2s-async

  2. Modify the .env file, you can fine tune these configurations to meet your requirements.

    # common
ROCKETMQ_IMAGE=apache/rocketmq:4.9.4
ROCKETMQ_DASHBOARD_IMAGE=apacherocketmq/rocketmq-dashboard:1.0.0
ROCKETMQ_JAVA_OPT_EXT=-server -Xms256m -Xmx512m -Xmn128m

# RocketMQ Multi Master Multi Slave mode - async replication
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_HOME=~/docker/rocketmq-2m-2s-async
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_NAMESRV_PORT_9876=39876
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER1_PORT_10909=41909
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER1_PORT_10911=41911
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER1_PORT_10912=41912
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER2_PORT_10909=42909
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER2_PORT_10911=42911
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER2_PORT_10912=42912
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER3_PORT_10909=43909
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER3_PORT_10911=43911
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER3_PORT_10912=43912
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER4_PORT_10909=44909
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER4_PORT_10911=44911
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_BROKER4_PORT_10912=44912
ROCKETMQ_2M_2S_ASYNC_DASHBOARD_PORT_8080=8080

  3. Make sure you are in the same directory as rocketmq-2m-2s-async.yml and start RocketMQ:

    $ docker-compose -f rocketmq-2m-2s-async.yml up -d

  4. Configure the broker IP address. By default, the network adapter address is read, namesrv publishes the container address. Of course, you can skip this step if your program is also in the same container network.

    $ docker exec -it rocketmq-2m-2s-async-broker1 sed -i '$abrokerIP1=your ip' ../conf/broker.conf
$ docker exec -it rocketmq-2m-2s-async-broker2 sed -i '$abrokerIP1=your ip' ../conf/broker.conf
$ docker exec -it rocketmq-2m-2s-async-broker3 sed -i '$abrokerIP1=your ip' ../conf/broker.conf
$ docker exec -it rocketmq-2m-2s-async-broker4 sed -i '$abrokerIP1=your ip' ../conf/broker.conf

  5. If something else goes wrong, for more detailed tutorial can be found on the RocketMQ