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Hi,
Private or Public AmazonMQ broker IPs stay the same for either ActiveMQ or RabbitMQ until you delete the broker. Broker architecture.
Although RabbitMQ does not show its IP addresses, you can reliably find its VPC endpoints by querying the broker DNS records (nslookup or host) and use them to setup your load balancer.
This blog might be sufficient for your use case: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/creating-static-custom-domain-endpoints-with-amazon-mq-for-rabbitmq/
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There is a blog post Creating static custom domain endpoints with Amazon MQ to simplify broker modification and scaling that talks about setting up a custom domain for Amazon MQ. It uses NLB to host a custom domain. Hope this helps.
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I have not been able to do so:
These IP addresses returned are not valid as LB targets it seems. How else can I proceed?
As I mentioned, I only need the RabbitMQ Management dashboard to have a custom domain