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Message Queue not found on DOcker Filesystem IR829
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07-21-2021 07:39 PM
Hi
I have an Ubuntu based docker and I run an application inside it which uses posix queues. I found that Docker doesn not have mqueue in its file system. I wanted to know how to acquire the file system in /proc/sys/fs of the docker .
I did see the host machine (Guest OS) has the mqueue in its file system. I wanted to know whether we can avail the mqueue in the Docker .
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08-08-2022 06:29 PM
Hello,
I haven't seen an example of running mqueue specifically in Docker but I have see Message Queues used in Docker via RabbitMQ.
Please see these two resources (both are EXTERNAL to Cisco):
- Docker RabbitMQ Example on GitHub - https://github.com/dmaze/docker-rabbitmq-example
- Running a message queue in Docker - https://subscription.packtpub.com/book/virtualization-and-cloud/9781785281655/5/ch05lvl1sec29/running-a-message-queue-in-docker
Hope this helps!
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