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ai-instructions spring-boot-rabbitmq.instructions.md is an instructions file for GitHub Copilot from lsampaioweb/ai-instructions. It costs 580 tokens per session, scanned A, original, MIT.

A set of rules for connecting Spring Boot to RabbitMQ through Spring AMQP. RabbitMQ is a message broker: applications send messages to it so other applications can process them later or independently.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use it to publish or consume JSON messages, configure RabbitMQ connections, and declare exchanges, queues, and bindings in Spring configuration.
Why use it?
It prevents inconsistent broker dependencies, credentials, exchanges, queues, bindings, and message conversion. It also keeps broker configuration separate from application code and infrastructure setup.

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Spring Boot RabbitMQ Contract

Apply this contract only when a Spring Boot application integrates with RabbitMQ through Spring AMQP. It governs the client application, not broker provisioning.

Pom owns dependency comments and ordering. Configuration owns profiles and secrets. Architecture owns feature packages, services, and constructor injection. Controller owns *RestController boundaries. Logging and i18n own log keys.

Dependency

  • Add org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-amqp when the module publishes or consumes RabbitMQ messages.
  • Do not add a raw amqp-client dependency unless there is an approved need outside Spring AMQP.

Broker connection

  • Configure spring.rabbitmq.host, port, username, and password from environment variables (for example RABBITMQ_HOST / RABBITMQ_PORT with localhost defaults; user/password from env with no password default).

Topology

  • Declare exchange, queue, and binding beans in a dedicated @Configuration.
  • Externalize names under app.rabbitmq.* @ConfigurationProperties.
  • Match the exchange type to the feature: DirectExchange, FanoutExchange, TopicExchange, or HeadersExchange.
  • Declare durable exchanges and durable queues (durable=true, autoDelete=false).
  • Register a JacksonJsonMessageConverter @Bean for shared JSON conversion.

Publishing

  • Publish through RabbitTemplate from a dedicated producer, called from the service — not the REST controller.
  • On AmqpException, log and throw a feature-specific publish exception.
  • For headers exchanges, set required headers on the outbound message (for example a convertAndSend message post-processor).

Consuming

  • Consume with @RabbitListener on a dedicated consumer, using queue names from app.rabbitmq.* placeholders.
  • Keep listener methods focused on one message type.

Forbidden

  • Never put RabbitTemplate or @RabbitListener on a REST controller.
  • Never hardcode broker passwords in application*.yml.
  • Never declare application-owned topology only in the broker UI; keep exchanges and queues as Spring beans.
  • Never omit JacksonJsonMessageConverter when producers and listeners exchange Java objects as JSON.
  • Never treat a missing broker as a silent publish success.

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