The apex RabbitMQInputOperator has no properties for username and
password. As far as I know it can only use the guest user with the
default credentials.
Is this correct or is there a good way to introduce any form of access
control?
At the current state i have to open up the RabbitMQ server so that it
accepts connections from the guest user outside the localhost context.
This is done via adding following line in the configuration file :
[{rabbit, [{loopback_users, []}]}].
I'm currently deploying the apache apex application outside the safe
test scenario but opening up the RabbitMQ server in such a way poses a
risk. Any suggestions how to solve this?
Cheers Manfred.
