I gave up on the Vagrant box for now. As it turns out, RabbitMQ is pretty easy to install. There's a rabbitmq-server package in the Fedora repository, and a more recent package on the RabbitMQ website. After installing that, you can run this command to enable the web interface:
rabbitmq-plugins enable rabbitmq_management
To get the Python samples to work, all you need is rabbitpy from pip.
I might try the Vagrant boxes again once I get to the chapter about clustering. But until then, it seems easier not to bother with it.
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