[rabbitmq-discuss] Monitor to Message rates in RabbitMQ

[Dhinesh, P [ Maples - IT ]]

Thanks a lot to Simon..

 

can you please share the commands of rabbitmqadmin to manage it or if
there is any web link for rabbitmqadmin commands, pls share it ..

 

Thanks and Regards,

 

Dhinesh P

 

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From: Ramachandrarao, K [ SGGI - IT ] 
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Thanks for your valuable Solution.. We will try and let you know..

 

Thanks and Regards

 

Ramachandra Rao K

 

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Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2012 6:35 PM

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Subject: Re: [rabbitmq-discuss] Monitor to Message rates in RabbitMQ

 

The HTTP API does give you this information for individual producers and
consumers if that's what the OP is after:

 

$ rabbitmqadmin list channels name message_stats.publish \

                               message_stats.deliver_get

 

The same stats for queues or exchanges or overview don't increase
monotonically, since they only include live channels. But that's not a
problem when you're listing channels in the first place.

 

In a future release we intend to remove this restriction.

 

Cheers, Simon

 

On 29/11/12 11:09, Tim Watson wrote:

> Not with the current APIs afaik. You'd need to implement something 

> yourself at the moment. I'm not sure what plans Simon has for 

> improving/extending the management information we expose however, so 

> something more complex may come along later!

> 

> On 29 Nov 2012, at 09:59, Dhinesh, P [ Maples - IT ] wrote:

> 

>> Dear Tim,

>> 

>> No, Management plugin is not look....

>> 

>> But it is showing only milli seconds to transfer messages ...

>> 

>> We need information about how many messages received by consummer and


>> how many messages sent by produser...

>> 

>> Can we possible to view this information... <image002.jpg>

>> 

>> Thanks and Regards,

>> 

>> 

>> Dhinesh P

>> 

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>> Dinesh,

>> 

>> Have you looked at the management plugin?

>> 

>> Cheers, Tim

>> 

>> On 29 Nov 2012, at 08:17, Dhinesh, P [ Maples - IT ] wrote:

>> 

>>> Hello,

>>> 

>>> We are using RabbitMQ 2.8.4 with windows 2003 server...

>>> 

>>> We have tried to moniter message rates via zabbix 2.0.3 server...

>>> 

>>> This both servers are saperate..

>>> 

>>> In this zabbix server we can able to monitor cpu utilization, 

>>> network traffic, services,event logs etc..

>>> 

>>> we don't have idea to configure to monitor the messages rates and 

>>> queues in zabbix server

>>> 

>>> if any one have knowledge about this, kindly guide us to activate 

>>> it...

>>> 

>>> and if any other way to monitor the message rates and queues via 

>>> GUI,let us know..

>>> 

>>> Thanks and Regards,

>>> 

>>> Dhinesh P

>>> 

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