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how to set up rabbitmq: 1) sudo apt-get install rabbitmq 2) there is no step 2

• nemothekid 12y ago
  While I believe the top poster is being hyperbolic, I think you aren't being entirely honest. Looking over my chef script I have - multiple add_user, set_user_tags, add_vhost & set_permission commands. Then theres the application code of creating the queues and adding them to the appropriate hosts. Whats even more annoying is there isn't a simple way to backup/move nodes that doesn't involve either imaging the entire OS, or exporting every message (why can't I just flush and copy a directory?). All of these permissions are needed when all I really need is a default admin given that the node is already behind a firewall and anyone with permission to connect to the node either likely knows what they are doing or is an intruder and I should consider the box hosed either way. Somehow, I found Kafka easier to use than RabbitMQ.