Management, Monitoring and Tracing in RabbitMQ
summary
Shows how RabbitMQ’s management HTTP API (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE) and the Firehose tracer provide both realtime metrics and a full message history including bodies so you can see unacknowledged or consumed messages. Live code demos use Axios against a Docker instance on port 15672 to create a queue named test and read its monitoring fields. Presents a concrete tool: Rabbitrace VS Code extension, open source, can publish messages from the editor now and receive is work in progress.
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chapters (6)
- 0:0001:42 - Intro & How does CoudAMQP work with Support?
- 1:4303:52 - Most Common Issues
- 3:5307:30 - Chart of Debugging Tools
- 7:3111:09 - Problem
- 11:1013:22 - Why Does RabbitMQ Stops?
- 13:2314:20 - USE Method
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