If you want to be able to take things off a RabbitMQ queue or push things to it from other servers, you should open port 5672.
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Articles about “problems” I ran into configuring RabbitMQ. You will mostly find a brief description of the problem and a quick copy-paste solution for the problem at hand.
RabbitMQ is still my favourite queuing system. It gives my applications superpowers, allowing the apps to handle huge piles of work asynchronously in the background. In this way, user experience is maximized by not making the user wait for tasks to finish.
The systems I use to run RabbitMQ on are mainly CentOS and Debian. My preferred tool to edit config files is vim. Make sure to replace it with your favourite editor or install vim to edit your RabbitMQ config files.
If you want to be able to take things off a RabbitMQ queue or push things to it from other servers, you should open port 5672.