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Rajesh Mishra
Rajesh Mishra

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How to create users in RabbitMQ

Previously we have learned about RabbitMQ Exchanges, RabbitMQ Queues and How to bind Exchanges with Queues. It is time to learn how to create user in RabbitMQ with different different Roles.

Followings are the set of Role Tags in RabbitMQ:

Followings are the set of Role Tags in RabbitMQ:

  • Admin
  • Monitoring
  • Policymaker
  • Management
  • Impersonator
  • None

Monitoring in RabbitMQ:

If any user has this Tag or Role then user can monitor all connections, channels and node related information.

Policymaker in RabbitMQ:

If any user has this Tag or Role then user can manage all the policy and parameters for VHOST(only for which they have access).

Management in RabbitMQ:

If any user has this Tag or Role then user can access web management plugin.

Administrator in RabbitMQ:

If any user has this Tag or Role then user can manage each and everything in RabbitMQ.

  • Manager users
  • VHOST
  • Permission
  • Close other user’s connections
  • Manage policies
  • etc

Click here to learn more about how to create users in RabbitMQ

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