RabbitMQ instance Tutorial: Installing RabbitMQ in Windows

RabbitMQ instance Tutorial: Installing RabbitMQ in Windows

(1) download the RabbitMQ Server

Download the latest stable version from the official website of RabbitMQ. The latest version is 3.5.1.

RabbitMQ details: click here
RabbitMQ: click here

(2) remove old versions of RabbitMQ.

If the old version is installed, or you want to upgrade the Erlang VM from 32-bit to 64-bit, you need to manually uninstall the RabbitMQ server. Because the old service is not stopped or removed during installation.

(3) install the RabbitMQ Server

Download and install the Windows Installation File from the Erlang website. RabbitMQ needs this item.

Erlang details: click here
Erlang: click here

Run rabbitmq-server-3.5.1.exe, install RabbitMQ, and use the default configuration to start the RabbitMQ service.

(4) Start the RabbitMQ Service

RabbitMQ works well by default. If you want to customize the configuration of RabbitMQ environment variables, please refer to here.

The RabbitMQ service is automatically started. You can also start, reinstall, or stop the RabbitMQ service from the Start Menu.

(5) install management tools

In the Start menu, select "RabbitMQ Command Prompt (sbin dir)" and execute the following Command to install it.

D: \ Program Files (x86) \ RabbitMQ Server \ rabbitmq_server-3.5.5 \ sbin> rabbitmq-plugi
Ns. bat enable rabbitmq_management
The following plugins have been enabled:
Mochiweb
Webmachine
Rabbitmq_web_dispatch
Amqp_client
Rabbitmq_management_agent
Rabbitmq_management
 
Applying plugin configuration to rabbit @ FAVPC... started 6 plugins.

Access through http: // localhost: 15672/and enter guest/guest to log on successfully. At this point, RabbitMQ is successfully installed.

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