Deploy and Monitor a RabbitMQ Cluster on Kubernetes

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Demonstrates deploying a RabbitMQ cluster on Kubernetes using Helm charts from the stable repo and a single helm install command, running the demo on a local kind cluster. Shows a default three-node cluster (adjusted to two), explains using a StatefulSet for stable DNS, notes RabbitMQ 3.8 exposes per-node native metrics on port 15692 which require Prometheus to aggregate, provides Grafana templates, and warns that persistence fails if pods don’t have PVs (demo had some hiccups).

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:26Speaker and prizes
3. 2:09Helm for RabbitMQ
4. 3:13Live demo: RabbitMQ install
5. 5:05RabbitMQ clustering
6. 7:14Custom values install
7. 9:01Metrics for Prometheus
8. 11:56RabbitMQ StatefulSet
9. 14:53Data persistence risks
10. 16:42Prometheus monitoring
11. 18:34Grafana RabbitMQ setup
12. 20:43Grafana metrics
13. 21:45Demo vs production
14. 22:28Production considerations
15. 23:52Helm Charts pros/cons
16. 24:58Conclusion

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