Added RABBITMQ_CLUSTER_NODES option in docker-entrypoint.sh to allow … #110
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FYI, there's still a comment at the bottom of the file about not handling clustering in the script. |
…ned by an intermediate CA, and it may be necessary to configure RabbitMQ server to use a higher verification depth. Removed a comment about not handling clustering
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Any love for this PR ? :) |
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docker-entrypoint.sh but why? clustering as @stachdude added it would be great! |
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This tackles #38 |
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See also docker-library/docs#1011, which documents a more general-purpose method of providing custom additional configuration. |
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Closing given that this is much easier to accomplish correctly on RabbitMQ 3.7 with the new sysctl-style configuration file format. 👍 |
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clustering with a docker environment option
or for ram node