Amazon MQ (RabbitMQ) | Publishing messages to lambda

[@sangativamsikrishna1691]

Hi Thanks for the video, my rabbit MQ is placed in Private subnet here then how to access it here. Please provide some info. Thank you

[@ViralGamingandDevelopment]

What if our rabbitmq broker is NOT publicly accessible? How do we get the rabbitmq to work as a trigger then

[@listentolearn2363]

You can still make it work by placing the rabbitmq instance as well as the lambda in the same VPC and opening the appropriate ports between them.

[@ivancabarcas8204]

Hi thanks for the video. Question: Is it possible to trigger the same aws lambda function from a rabbitmq instance that is running on EC2 (as oppossed to a managed rabbitmq instance) ?

[@AmitBisht-l2i]

How we can integrate the MQ with our EC2 Instance?

[@listentolearn2363]

Hi Amit, You can use the rabbitmq endpoint in your application running in ec2 to post and receive messages from the queue. If your application is in python, you can use pika library. (docs.aws.amazon.com/amazon-mq/latest/developer-guide/amazon-mq-rabbitmq-pika.html) If it is java then, docs.aws.amazon.com/amazon-mq/latest/developer-guide/getting-started-rabbitmq.html. Also, make sure you have the correct ports open in the security groups.