[AWS] Expose rabbit for private subnets #1032
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Since computational clusters run outside docker swarm cluster on AWS Deployments but still need to access RabbitMQ, we need to make it available on private subnets (within VPC). This does not mean public access since manager nodes are private on AWS Deployments. Related Issue(s): * ITISFoundation#1030
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Since computational clusters run outside docker swarm cluster on AWS Deployments but still need to access RabbitMQ, we need to make it available on private subnets (within VPC). This does not mean public access since manager nodes are private on AWS Deployments.
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