New service — RabbitMQ

A new service has been implemented — RabbitMQ.

RabbitMQ — an open-source message broker that can be used to organize reliable asynchronous transfer of messages between publishers (senders) and subscribers (receivers) via queues (storage space between sending and receiving). Publishers and subscribers can be any site components, services, apps, etc., routing is flexibly configurable, messages can contain any information. Different messaging protocols are supported — AMQP, MQTT, STOMP, etc.

Plans. The service is a separate RabbitMQ instance with resources according to the selected plan: the minimum plan provides 1 CPU core, 1 GB RAM and 10 GB on disk, the maximum — 4 CPU cores, 8 GB RAM and 100 GB on disk. The selected plan can be changed in any direction an unlimited number of times, but not more than once a day.    

Backups. Automatic backups are created for the instance every night. The copies are stored for the last 7 days and the first day of the current month, are placed on a separate server and do not take up space in the instance.

Payment. Payment is withdrawn every night from your balance, the amount of the withdrawal depends on the maximum used plan for the previous day. If there is not enough money on balance, the service is deactivated and stored on the server for 10 days. During this period you can recharge your balance, pay the cost of data storage from the moment of deactivation and resume the service.

Access delegation and ownership transfer are available for each instance.

A new "RabbitMQ" section has been created on the wiki with general information on working with the service.

The service is in beta testing. Suggestions for improving the functionality can be left through the feedback and suggestions section.