RabbitMQ Targets
You can define a RabbitMQ target to be used with RabbitMQ Dynamic Secrets
Let’s create a RabbitMQ target using the Akeyless CLI.
Create a RabbitMQ target from the CLI
The CLI command to create a RabbitMQ target is:
akeyless create-rabbitmq-target
--name <target name>
--user <RabbitMQ server user>
--pwd <RabbitMQ server password>
--uri <RabbitMQ server URI>
Options
The full list of options for this command is:
-n, --name *Target name
--comment Comment about the target
--user RabbitMQ server user
--pwd RabbitMQ server password
--uri RabbitMQ server URI
-k, --key Key name. The key will be used to encrypt the target secret value. If key name is not specified, the account default protection key is used
--profile Use a specific profile from your akeyless/profiles/ folder
--username Optional username for various authentication flows
--password Optional password for various authentication flows
--uid-token The universal identity token, Required only for universal_identity authentication
-h, --help display help information
--json[=false] Set output format to JSON
--no-creds-cleanup[=false] Do not clean local temporary expired creds
Updated 10 months ago
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