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RabbitMQ GUI

Author : Brian Coffey
Date : 2017-02-03

Overview

The RabbitMQ GUI shown below can be accessed from port 15672 and is currently only active on ExteNet server - it is usually run on the loadbalancer

Queues

The queues currently present for eBonding are shown below. Currently 4 queues are implemented; eBonding inbound, eBonding outbound, ticketer inbound, soap outbound. These queues are explained in more detail at eBonding - How it Works. Clicking inside these queues through the GUI gives visual information of messages on the queue. One important parameter for the queue is its consumer. A queue without a consumer means messages will become stuck on that queue and won't traverse the Soap-eBonding-Ticketer trip. This is something to be aware of if the logs show messages getting stuck at one particular point without an explicit exception other than a timeout.

development/applications/ebonding/howto/rabbitmqgui.txt · Last modified: 2021/06/25 10:09 by 127.0.0.1