Chapter 8. Administering RabbitMQ from the Web
This chapter covers
- Advantages of the Management plugin over the rabbitmqctl script
- Enabling RabbitMQ Management plugin
- Management plugin features
- Management users, queue, and exchanges from the web console
- Introduction to the Management plugin REST interface
So far our way of administering RabbitMQ has been based on the command line via the rabbitmqctl script. After typing rabbitmqctl so many times, you may have dreamed about a way to administer the server from a graphical interface, since there’s phpMyAdmin for MySQL or Futon for CouchDB. The need for such a graphical interface led the RabbitMQ community to produce several web admins for RabbitMQ with more or less the same features: displaying ...
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