Independent, community-built plugins and services for authentication, access analytics and day-to-day operations — on unmodified official releases, free to use.
Each project lives in its own repository, works on its own and releases on its own schedule.
Who connects to RabbitMQ, from where, and how they authenticate — every account against actual logins, every login by result and method, every session. An Access tab in the management UI, an HTTP API and Prometheus metrics, with history that survives restarts and lost nodes.
# the same account, two kinds of credential username: orders-service password: token:eyJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiJ9.eyJzdWIi…
# rabbitmq.conf auth_backends.1 = internal auth_backends.2.authn = rabbit_auth_backend_aoptoken auth_backends.2.authz = internal
No patched or repackaged broker. Plugins install into the stock distribution and are enabled or disabled at runtime.
No project needs another to work. Where tools meet, they meet through a published convention.
Analytics only watch and record; they never allow or refuse a connection, and never store passwords, tokens or message bodies.
Every release is tested end to end on multi-node clusters across the supported broker and Erlang/OTP versions.
git commit -s; no CLA.