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[QUESTION] How to configure RabbitMQ Messaging for PCF/Tanzu

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Question

Our team has implemented the RabbitMQ Messaging library. It works like a charm but configuration seems a bit off. With the RabbitMQ connector package you can easily setup the service and pass in your configuration object which holds your VCAP_SERVICES info. The service magically binds the configuration behind the scenes. But I am unable to find a way for RabbitMQ Messaging to read from VCAP_SERVICES. Is there a recommended way to grab RabbitMQ connection info from VCAP_SERVICES for RabbitMQ Messaging?

Environment:

.NET Core 3.1
Steeltoe Version 3.1

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Created 3 years ago
Comments:8 (5 by maintainers)

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bdeman1commented, Feb 24, 2021

Hello, as of date, is there a solution to this issue? We still encounter the same problem.

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TimHesscommented, Feb 25, 2021

#609 has been opened to support this feature

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