Admin Management

Access Management Interface

Access the management interface through http://<private IP or domain>:15672. The username and password can be viewed in system configuration.

Access Address

http://<private IP or domain>:15672

System Configuration Path

{Informat installation directory}/instance/informat-account/application.yml
{Informat installation directory}/instance/informat-biz/application.yml

Main Features

The RabbitMQ admin management system provides many functions, including but not limited to:

Overview

• Displays the status and statistical information of the current RabbitMQ node.
• Shows the number of connections, channels, queues, exchanges, etc.

Diagram

Connections

• Lists all clients currently connected to RabbitMQ.
• Allows viewing detailed information of each connection, such as IP address, port, status, etc.
• Allows closing specific connections.

Channels

• Lists all currently open channels.
• Allows viewing detailed information of each channel, such as parent connection, status, number of unacknowledged messages, etc.

Exchanges

• Manages exchanges, including creating, deleting, and viewing detailed information of exchanges.
• Can view queues and binding keys bound to exchanges.

Naming Rules

Naming rules: Application ID - Message Queue Module Identifier

Queues

• Manages queues, including creating, deleting, and viewing detailed information of queues.
• Can view the number of messages in queues, number of consumers, number of unacknowledged messages, etc.
• Supports manually publishing messages to queues and retrieving messages from queues.

Naming Rules

Naming rules: Application ID - Message Queue Module Identifier - Queue Identifier

Bindings

• Manages bindings, including viewing and deleting bindings.
• Views binding relationships between exchanges and queues.

Virtual Hosts

• Manages virtual hosts, including creating, deleting, and viewing detailed information of virtual hosts.
• Virtual hosts are used to logically isolate different applications and users.

Users and Permissions

• Manages users, including creating, deleting, and viewing detailed information of users.
• Manages user permissions, including assigning users to virtual hosts and setting user operation permissions.

Monitoring and Statistics

• Provides rich monitoring and statistical information, including message transmission rate, message storage status, consumer processing rate, etc.
• Supports real-time monitoring and historical data viewing.

Plugin Management

• Can view and manage installed plugins.
• Supports enabling and disabling plugins.

Policies

• Manages policies, including creating, deleting, and viewing policies.
• Policies are used to configure queue and exchange behaviors, such as message TTL (Time to Live), mirror queues, etc.

Parameters

• Manages parameters, including creating, deleting, and viewing parameters.
• Parameters are used to configure some advanced features of RabbitMQ.

Logs and Events

• Views RabbitMQ logs and event information for troubleshooting and monitoring system operation status.

Enable Management Plugin

To enable the RabbitMQ management plugin, use the following command:

rabbitmq-plugins enable rabbitmq_management

Security

• By default, the management interface only allows local access. Remote access can be modified through the configuration file.
• It is strongly recommended to change the default username and password, and configure role-based access control (RBAC).