Setup and Running Kombu consumers
Steps:
- Install python 3.9 or greater on your system using pyenv
- Activate your project's virtual environment for installing this library
$ source <virtualenv-path>/bin/activate
- Install consumer library by running
$ pip install kube_kombu
If you are using django you'll need to setup the django project before running the consumer.
There are three variables that can be defined in your django settings file or in environment variables or as constants in your project:
RABBITMQ: This will be a dictionary containing rabbitmq related variables ####Example:
RABBITMQ = {
"URL": "<RABBIT_URL>",
"EXCHANGE": "<RABBIT_EXCHANGE>",
"EXCHANGE_TYPE": "<RABBIT_EXCHANGE_TYPE>",
"ROUTING_KEY": "<RABBIT_ROUTING_KEY>",
"QUEUE": "<RABBIT_QUEUE>"
}
HEALTHCHECK_HOST: Host on which the consumer thread will open a port fot liveness checkHEALTHCHECK_PORT: Port which will be opened by consumer thread for liveness check
Example
Sample scripts are written in the sample directory for defining and initializing the consumer
check_liveness_probe.py file is for testing the socket connection locally
You should now be able to use tcp liveness probe in kubernetes for liveness check of the pod.
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