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Introduction

RabbitMQ is a widely used, open-source message broker (or message queue). It acts as a middleman that allows different software applications or microservices to communicate asynchronously. Instead of services calling each other directly and waiting for a response, they send and receive messages through RabbitMQ, making systems faster, more reliable, and easily scalable. Deploying a powerful message broker shouldn’t be complicated. This guide shows you how to easily launch RabbitMQ using the One-Click Applications feature within the IPServerOne Customer Portal today, providing a rapid, automated setup for your cloud environment.

Prerequisites

• Access to the IPServerOne Customer Portal

• Sufficient Cloud Credits in account

Before diving into the launching cloud instance, you may refer to the guidance below, as there are being used across this guidance.

• To register and login into our Customer Portal
  -> [How to register and login to Customer Portal]
• To configure Security Group for the cloud instance, you may consider as the simple firewall for the cloud instance
  -> [Configure Security Group in IPServerOne Customer Portal]
• If you wish to unify the Public Key for all cloud instance, you may generate a Public Key before launching the cloud instance
  -> [How to Create Public Key for the Cloud Server in Customer Portal]
• If you have existing Public Key, you may consider import the Public Key
  -> [How to Import Public Key(s) for the Cloud Server in Customer Portal]
• To create a Project for your cloud instance for easier managing, and you are having an option to assign the Project later
  -> [How to Create Project(s) in Customer Portal]
  -> [How to assign instance(s) to a project group in Customer Portal]
• To login the cloud instance via SSH
  -> [How to login to your Linux Server via SSH]
• To retrieve the Windows Administrator password for RDP access
  -> [How to Retrieve the Windows Administrator Password]

Step-by-step guide

Step 1: Launching new cloud instance

• Locate and click on the NovaCloud in the left-hand navigation menu to access NovaCloud resources page

• Click on Cloud Instances to navigate to the cloud instance management page

• Initiate the process for deploying a new cloud instance by clicking the Launch Instance

• Select Create Instance from One-Click Application for provisioning instances pre-installed with your chosen application or database

Step 2: Select application for the cloud instance

• Ensure the Category is selected as Queue

• Select the specific application – RabbitMQ

• Choose the required RabbitMQ version you wish to deploy

• Choose the appropriate resource plan (CPU, RAM, data transfer limits) for the cloud instance

• Define the volume size for the cloud instance

• Associate the instance with an existing project (if desired) and provide a unique name for the cloud instance

• Select the necessary Public Key and copy the provided RabbitMQ login information

Step 3: Verify launched cloud instance

• If you HAVE NOT created any Security Group, you may consider follow the selection here and our system will assist to create the Security Group for the cloud instance

• If you HAVE created Security Group, you may select and apply the Security Group to the cloud instance

• A confirmation pop-up will appear. Review the specifications, scroll to the bottom, and click Create to launch the cloud instance

• Click the Instances button in the confirmation pop-up to navigate to the list of Cloud Instances

• Your request to launch the instance has been queued, and the provisioning process is underway (status “Creating” or “Active”)

Conclusion

By following this guidance, you can quickly spin up a RabbitMQ instance without dealing with manual server installations or complex configuration files.

For additional assistance or if you encounter any issues, please contact our support team at support@ipserverone.com.

Article updated on 08 July 2026 by Johnny H.