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Mastering RabbitMQ
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RabbitMQ tries to solve problems, which we covered in the previous chapters, with the help of its mechanisms and plugins. Access Control simply specifies the permissions of the user within the virtual host. Each user has a different permission for each virtual host, for instance, a user a has Read permission on the virtual host TestVH.
We can manage access control using the rabbitmqctl
command-line tool. The Rabbitmqctl tool gives us an opportunity to list all of the permissions of the user, as shown in the following command line:
vagrant@precise32:~$ sudo rabbitmqctl list_user_permissions guest Listing permissions for user "guest" ... /.* .*.* ...done.
Moreover, we have another chance to list permissions of the provided virtual host, as shown in the following command line:
vagrant@precise32:~$ sudo rabbitmqctl list_permissions -p / Listing permissions in vhost "/" ... guest.*.*.* monit.*.*.* monitor.*.*.* ...done.
Furthermore, we can delete all of the permissions...
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