I've been running RabbitMQ for >8 years in production, once even in a fleet of 180 buses where every bus had an instance of rabbitmq running locally.
Never had a single issue in all those years.
But, I must admit that running a HA cluster is something that I've never tried, it sounds complicated and scary once you start digging through the docs.
All my deployments have been to bare metal Ubuntu and Debian machines with durable Qs and messages.
If you need to use transactions, they are really slow, couple of orders of magnitude slower compared to regular AMQP usage.
Never had a single issue in all those years.
But, I must admit that running a HA cluster is something that I've never tried, it sounds complicated and scary once you start digging through the docs.
All my deployments have been to bare metal Ubuntu and Debian machines with durable Qs and messages.
If you need to use transactions, they are really slow, couple of orders of magnitude slower compared to regular AMQP usage.