Server

The server reports the host and port with protocol amqp1 and version 1.0, the container id, and never the credentials in the URL.

A broker registered with with_broker_labeled is a server of the document, under its label. Its host is the host and port of the broker's URL. The user and the password the URL carries stay out of it.

The protocol is amqp1, and protocolVersion is 1.0. The specification's key amqp means AMQP 0.9.1, and both protocols use the amqp:// scheme and port 5672. The key and the version tell a reader, or a tool that generates a client, which protocol the service speaks.

The extension carries containerId, the name the service presents on the connection. It is the broker's container_id, ruststream when the service sets none. An operator finds the service's links by that name in the broker's console.

Example

The broker's URL carries a password, and the server in the document is broker.example.com:5672 with the container billing-svc.

Macros

examples/amqp_asyncapi.rs

/// The production broker. The password rides the URL, and the document reports the host alone.
fn broker(password: &str) -> AmqpBroker {
    AmqpBroker::new(format!("amqp://billing:{password}@broker.example.com:5672"))
        .container_id("billing-svc")
}

Manual

examples/manual/amqp_asyncapi.rs

/// The production broker. The password rides the URL, and the document reports the host alone.
fn broker(password: &str) -> AmqpBroker {
    AmqpBroker::new(format!("amqp://billing:{password}@broker.example.com:5672"))
        .container_id("billing-svc")
}