RabbitMQ - Create an encrypted value using the rabbitmqctl encode command
by
Jeremy Canfield |
Updated: June 08 2021
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The rabbitmqctl command with the encode option can be used to create an encrypted value. In this example, the string "foo" is encoded, using 'bar' as the passphrase for the encoded string.
rabbitmqctl encode foo bar
Something like this should be returned.
Encrypting value ...
{encrypted,<<"T/pCGSrOlDkpnBvUA6mOPe2aTj8UMDZKtB9FIgm0r6ql8QgroXQkaEnejuRNrKms">>}
The --hash option can be used.
rabbitmqctl encode --hash sha512 foo bar
The --cipher option can be used.
rabbitmqctl encode --cipher aes_256_cbc foo bar
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