Team RabbitMQ's Debian (apt) Repositories Have Moved to deb*.rabbitmq.com #14243
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Our Debian (Apt) Repositories are Moving
Our Debian (apt) repositories are moving from
ppa*.rabbitmq.comtodeb*.rabbitmq.com. The newrepositories are live and covered in the Debian doc guide.
How to Migrate
To add the new repositories and their signing key,
use the scripts in the docs.
I'm including them here for convenience for Ubuntu 24.04 and Debian Bookworm.
Ubuntu 24.04
Debian Bookworm
Changes In the New Repositories
The new repositories,
deb1.rabbitmq.comanddeb2.rabbitmq.com, are signed using our team's standard signing keyinstead of of the keys used by their upstream Cloudsmith repositories.
For the distributions that are sufficiently old, the new repositories provide packages going back to RabbitMQ 3.10.x
and Erlang versions going back to 24 or 25. Newer distributions, such as Ubuntu 24.04, start with RabbitMQ 3.12.x
and Erlang 26. Note that even the 3.12.x series are entirely out of support by now. We strongly encourage everyone to move to the latest RabbitMQ 4.x series.
If you use apt pinning, note that the Origin field of the new repo has changed to
RabbitMQ.Existing Repository Shutdown Schedule
The existing repos,
ppa1.rabbitmq.comandppa2.rabbitmq.com, will remain in operation until Nov 1, 2025 butwill not receive any new updates. After Nov 1, 2025, these repositories will be shut down.
Please do not put off the migration, it is a matter of updating an apt repository definition file: the signing key used by the new repos
has been recommended for installing by our docs for years.
Thank you, Cloudsmith
Cloudsmith.io has been powering our
aptanddnf(yum, RPM) repositories directly or as a mirror upstreamsince 2016. For nearly a decade, Cloudsmith have offered us a reliable service and an API that's a pleasure to automate with.
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