RabbitMQ docker container - Revision history

Karavi at 13:46, 28 March 2025

2025-03-28T13:46:13Z

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	volumes:		volumes:
	rabbitmq_data:		rabbitmq_data:


			default Account
			username: guest
			password: guest

Karavi at 13:22, 28 March 2025

2025-03-28T13:22:23Z

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	If you have RabbitMQ on a docker container, you can first		If you have RabbitMQ on a docker container, you can first

	docker ps		docker ps

	docker exec -it <YOUR_CONTAINER> /bin/bash		docker exec -it <YOUR_CONTAINER> /bin/bash

	rabbitmqctl change_password <USERNAME> <NEWPASSWORD>		rabbitmqctl change_password <USERNAME> <NEWPASSWORD>
	or		or
	docker compose		docker compose

Karavi at 13:21, 28 March 2025

2025-03-28T13:21:39Z

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	rabbitmqctl change_password <USERNAME> <NEWPASSWORD>		rabbitmqctl change_password <USERNAME> <NEWPASSWORD>
			or
			docker compose

			version: "3.9"
			services:
			rabbitmq:
			image: rabbitmq:3-management
			container_name: rabbitmq
			ports:
			- 5672:5672
			- 15672:15672
			volumes:
			- rabbitmq_data:/var/lib/rabbitmq
			volumes:
			rabbitmq_data:

Karavi at 04:04, 13 April 2024

2024-04-13T04:04:24Z

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	If you have RabbitMQ on a docker container, you can first		If you have RabbitMQ on a docker container, you can first

	docker ps		docker ps

Karavi: Created page with " If you have RabbitMQ on a docker container, you can first docker ps docker exec -it /bin/bash rabbitmqctl change_password "

2024-04-13T04:03:53Z

Created page with " If you have RabbitMQ on a docker container, you can first docker ps docker exec -it <YOUR_CONTAINER> /bin/bash rabbitmqctl change_password <USERNAME> <NEWPASSWORD>"

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If you have RabbitMQ on a docker container, you can first
docker ps

docker exec -it <YOUR_CONTAINER> /bin/bash

rabbitmqctl change_password <USERNAME> <NEWPASSWORD>