Step 1: Download and install erlang
- Reason: rabbitmq is developed in erlang language, so you need to install erlang before installation
- Download link: http://www.erlang.org/downloads
Choose the erlang download version according to the number of bits of the machine.
- After downloading it is something like this:
- Double-click, all the way to next.
- Choose a place you want to save, and install it next.
- Configure system variables.
This computer-->right mouse button "Properties"-->Advanced System Settings-->Environment Variables-->"New" System Environment Variable
Variable name: ERLANG_HOME
The variable value is the installation address of erlang just now, click OK.
Then double-click the system variable path
- Windows key + R key, type cmd, then type erl, see the version number, it means erlang is installed successfully.
Step 2: Download and install RabbitMQ
- Download link: http://www.rabbitmq.com/download.html
- Double-click the downloaded .exe file, the installation process is the same as that of erlang.
- After RabbitMQ is installed, install RabbitMQ-Plugins. Open the command line cd and enter the sbin directory of RabbitMQ.
Then enter the rabbitmq-plugins enable rabbitmq_management command to install
Open the command line and enter the installation directory of RabbitMQ: sbin
,Enter rabbitmqctl status, if the following figure appears, it means that the installation is successful, and it means that RabbitMQ Server has been started and is running normally.
Open the sbin directory and double-click rabbitmq-server.bat
Note: During this process, a startup exception will occur. You need to copy C:\Users\Administrator\.erlang.cookie to the next copy of C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile.
At the same time, delete the RabbitMqwen folder under the C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming folder to start successfully
After a few seconds to see this interface, visit http://localhost:15672
Then you can see the following interface
The default username and password are both guest
Just log in.