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# MQTT

Kubemq rabbitmq target connector allows services using kubemq server to access rabbitmq messaging services.

## Prerequisites

The following are required to run the rabbitmq target connector:

* kubemq cluster
* rabbitmq server
* kubemq-targets deployment

## Configuration

RabbitMQ target connector configuration properties:

| Properties Key | Required | Description                        | Example                                      |
| -------------- | -------- | ---------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| url            | yes      | rabbitmq connection string address | "amqp\://rabbitmq:rabbitmq\@localhost:5672/" |

Example:

```yaml
bindings:
  - name: kubemq-query-rabbitmq
    source:
      kind: kubemq.query
      name: kubemq-query
      properties:
        address: "kubemq-cluster:50000"
        client_id: "kubemq-query-rabbitmq-connector"
        auth_token: ""
        channel: "query.rabbitmq"
        group:   ""
        concurrency: "1"
        auto_reconnect: "true"
        reconnect_interval_seconds: "1"
        max_reconnects: "0"
    target:
      kind: messaging.rabbitmq
      name: target-rabbitmq
      properties:
        url: "amqp://rabbitmq:rabbitmq@localhost:5672/"
```

## Usage

### Request

Request metadata setting:

| Metadata Key    | Required | Description                   | Possible values |
| --------------- | -------- | ----------------------------- | --------------- |
| queue           | yes      | set queue name                | "queue"         |
| exchange        | no       | set exchange name             | "exchange"      |
| mandatory       | no       | set mandatory                 | "true","false"  |
| immediate       | no       | set immediate                 | "true","false"  |
| delivery\_mode  | no       | set delivery mode             | "1","2"         |
| priority        | no       | set priority                  | "0"-"9"         |
| correlation\_id | no       | set correlation id            | "some id"       |
| reply\_to       | no       | set set reply to              | ""              |
| expiry\_seconds | no       | set message expiry in seconds | "3600"          |

Query request data setting:

| Data Key | Required | Description     | Possible values    |
| -------- | -------- | --------------- | ------------------ |
| data     | yes      | data to publish | base64 bytes array |

Example:

```javascript
{
  "metadata": {
    "queue": "queue",
    "exchange": "",
    "confirm": "true",
    "mandatory": "false",
    "immediate": "false",
    "delivery_mode": "1",
    "priority": "0",
    "correlation_id": "",
    "reply_to": "",
    "expiry_seconds": "3600"

  },
  "data": "U0VMRUNUIGlkLHRpdGxlLGNvbnRlbnQgRlJPTSBwb3N0Ow=="
}
```


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