The rabbitmqctl command with the list_bindings option can be used to list a virtual hosts bindings.

rabbitmqctl list_bindings

Which should produce something like this. By default, if the -p option is not used, the / virtual host will be used.

• field 1 = source_name (typically exchange name)
• field 2 = source_kind (typically "exchange")
• field 3 = destination_name (typically queue name)
• field 4 = destination_kind (typically "queue")
• field 5 = routing_key
• field 6 = argument

Listing bindings
exchange001    exchange    queue001    queue    key1 []
exchange002    exchange    queue002    queue    key1 []
exchange003    exchange    queue003    queue    key2 []

The -p or --vhost option can be used to specify a virtual host, like this.

rabbitmqctl list_bindings --vhost vhost001

You can specify the items you wish to include in the output, like this.

rabbitmqctl list_bindings source_name destination_name routing_key

Be aware that queues that begin with "amq.gen" were most likely created when a shovel was setup to move messages.

exchange001    exchange    amq.gen-iRdCIzvottKSQn4hI5VKgw  queue    key1 []

The --formatter json option can be used to return the output in JSON.

rabbitmqctl list_bindings --formatter json