SmoothMQ is a drop-in replacement for SQS with a much smoother developer experience. It has a functional UI, observability, tracing, message scheduling, and rate-limiting. SmoothMQ lets you run a private SQS instance on any cloud.
This fork has a number of improvements which allow it to be more easily deployed.
- port 3000 -> localhost:80/ui and is protected with basic http authorization.
- user: user
- password: <AMAZON_SECRET_KEY>
- port 3001 -> localhost:80/ and is protected with the amazon secret key
- Can be dropped into Render.com / Digital Ocean
- If you allocate a disk at /var/data then the SQS queue will be persistant across reboots/deploys
- This code base has a test suite
- javascript
- python
- Deleting of Queues is implemented
- We have three tests
- Javascript
test.jsshows how to connect using the new Amazon SQS client drivertest-legacy.jsshows how to connect using a wrapper for the new Amazon SQS Driverconst AWS = require('sqs-legacy-adapter');- instead of
const AWS = require('aws-sdk');
- python
test.py
- Javascript
- This SQS package only supports signing v4.
/ui will go to the ui of the service.
- user: "user"
- pass: (see .env file for password)
Note that the AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY you should use in the api is located in the .env file.
It will be the same as the password used to access the /ui page.
Clone the repo and then invoke:
./devThen optionally invoke the tests
./test
SmoothMQ deploys as a single go binary and can be used by any existing SQS client.
This will run a UI on :3000 and an SQS-compatible server on :3001.
$ go run .
The UI lets you manage queues and search individual messages.
