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Rasa X and Rasa Integration Guide

This document describes how to connect an existing Rasa production deployment to Rasa X by configuring Rasa to forward events to Rasa X's RabbitMQ event broker. Key steps include copying connection details like the RabbitMQ password from Rasa X's .env file, and configuring Rasa's endpoints.yml to specify the RabbitMQ URL, username, password, and queue. Once environment variables are updated on Rasa and it is restarted, event forwarding should be occurring as indicated in Rasa's logs.

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Rasa X and Rasa Integration Guide

This document describes how to connect an existing Rasa production deployment to Rasa X by configuring Rasa to forward events to Rasa X's RabbitMQ event broker. Key steps include copying connection details like the RabbitMQ password from Rasa X's .env file, and configuring Rasa's endpoints.yml to specify the RabbitMQ URL, username, password, and queue. Once environment variables are updated on Rasa and it is restarted, event forwarding should be occurring as indicated in Rasa's logs.

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env file content


PASSWORD_SALT=gh3-MzgxgIQ0EbR
RASA_X_VERSION=0.42.0
RASA_VERSION=2.8.0
RASA_X_DEMO_VERSION=0.42.0
RASA_TELEMETRY_ENABLED=true
REDIS_PASSWORD=e1B36,ZqE8gZOIk

RABBITMQ_PASSWORD=rtAkDiKkRDG2u2d

RASA_X_TOKEN=zxvpRpOritXScVb
JWT_SECRET=bANd5GLCamlfMwBfNhILAAhqi
RASA_TOKEN=AqAkBTJTmYVKToF
DB_PASSWORD=XgiNJVMkQDJXv0y

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Connect a Live Rasa Deployment


Users with an existing production Rasa deployment can deploy Rasa X on a separate
system and direct the Rasa server to forward events to Rasa X. This configuration
allows Rasa X to monitor conversations taking place in the production environment
without modifying the deployment architecture.

To use this configuration, events on the Rasa production environment are forwarded
to the Rasa X event broker. RabbitMQ is used as the message broker for Rasa X, so
we will use the Pika Python configuration in the Rasa endpoints.yml.

These instructions assume Rasa and Rasa X are deployed and running on two separate
systems.

Rasa X Configuration

Rasa Configuration

Rasa X Configuration
There are no configuration changes required on the Rasa X server. However, we will
need to gather details from the RabbitMQ event broker. In the Rasa X installation
directory, /etc/rasa by default, you will find a .env file.

From that file, copy the RABBITMQ_PASSWORD, RABBITMQ_USERNAME and RABBITMQ_QUEUE


values. We will need these when configuring the event broker on the Rasa server.

Rasa Configuration
On the Rasa server, configure Rasa to forward messages to the Rasa X event broker.
The configuration is done in the endpoints.yml file which can be found in the Rasa
project directory.

Create a block in the endpoints.yml file as shown below:.

event_broker:
type: "pika"
url: ${RABBITMQ_HOST}
username: ${RABBITMQ_USERNAME}
password: ${RABBITMQ_PASSWORD}
queue: ${RABBITMQ_QUEUE}

Next, edit the .env and add the values that were copied from the Rasa X server as
well as the url of your Rasa X server.
RABBITMQ_PASSWORD=your_password
RABBITMQ_HOST=rasax.mydomain.com
RABBITMQ_USERNAME=user
RABBITMQ_QUEUE=rasa_production_events
Once you’ve updated the environment variables, restart the Rasa server.

If verbose logging is on using the --debug option, you should see the following
messages in the Rasa logs indicating that messages are being forwarded to Rasa X:

rasa-production_1 | 2020-01-13 13:18:17 DEBUG rasa.core.brokers.pika -


RabbitMQ connection to 'rasax.mydomain.com' was established.
rasa-production_1 | 2020-01-13 13:20:52 DEBUG rasa.core.brokers.pika -
Published Pika events to queue

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