commands.sh

rabbitmqctl-cluster

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Manage RabbitMQ nodes in a cluster.

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Options (1)

-n, --nodeboolean

Start the RabbitMQ application on a specific node

Example: rabbitmqctl {{[-n|--node]}} {{nodename}} start_app

Examples (7)

Display the status of the cluster

rabbitmqctl cluster_status

Display the status of the current node

Start the RabbitMQ application on a specific node

rabbitmqctl [-n|--node] nodename start_app

Stop the RabbitMQ application on a specific node

rabbitmqctl [-n|--node] nodename stop_app

Stop a specific RabbitMQ node

rabbitmqctl [-n|--node] nodename stop

Reset a specific RabbitMQ node to a clean state

rabbitmqctl [-n|--node] nodename reset

Make the current node join an existing cluster

rabbitmqctl join_cluster nodename
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