[rabbitmq-discuss] externally creating authorized users?

[Paul Jones]

Hi Russell,

One approach for managing users via HTTP would be to use Alice (
http://alicetheapp.com/). This provides a RESTful management interface for
Rabbit, and includes commands for creating and deleting users (
http://willcodeforfoo.com/2009/07/13/announcing-alice/).

Another approach (and I suggest this in an academic sense rather than a
practical one) would be to access the BQL plugin via the HTTP RPC plugin.

Paul.

On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 2:27 AM, Russell Borogove <russell at borogove.org>wrote:

> I'm building a client-server system that provides a number of services.
> Most of the services are provided via web2py web apps, but I also need
> messaging via rabbitmq.
>
> We're doing the authentication on the web app side, and I think what I want
> to do is have the web app side remotely add a user to the rabbitmq server
> when a client is authenticated ("Hey, some dude wants to use the chat
> system. He's cool, let him in. He'll be using this name/password.").
> However, the web app will normally be running in a restricted environment
> like Google App Engine, where it can only make http requests to the outside
> world.
>
> Are there any good ways of handling a situation like this? I can certainly
> rig up something that runs alongside the rabbit server, polls the web app
> for new users, and launches rabbitmqctl to make the introductions, but it
> seems inelegant.
>
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