rabbitmq_queues
rabbitmq queues plugin
Description
The rabbitmq_queues
plugin provides the ability to monitor metrics for individual queues on the rabbit node being managed. Based on its configuration, the plugin provides monitoring of static
and dynamic
queues. Static queues are individually defined in config, whereas dynamic queues are defined by a regular expression, from which matching queue names are acquired and used to create metric capabilities. This implies that metric names for dynamic queues may or may not be known when Wombat is started-up.
All queue metric names follow the following format;
\<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ \<METRIC-ATTRIBUTE>
where:
<QUEUE-NAME>
is the configured static queue name, or acquired dynamic queue name from the regular expression. Queue names vary based on the rabbit node deployment.
<VIRTUAL-HOST>
is the virtual host name on which the queue, \<QUEUE-NAME> resides. The virtual host also varies based on the specific rabbit node deployment.
<METRIC-ATTRIBUTE>
is one of the following metric attributes;
- messages
- messages_ready
- messages_unacknowledged
- messages_ready_ram
- messages_unacknowledged_ram
- messages_ram
- messages_persistent
- message_bytes
- message_bytes_ready
- message_bytes_unacknowledged
- message_bytes_ram
- message_bytes_persistent
- disk_reads
- disk_writes
- consumers
- memory
Example of a queue metric: test.queue~test.vhost~messages
.
Supported versions.
Official stable Rabbit releases newer than 2.3.0 are supported.
Applications it depends on
rabbit
Modules
wombat_plugin_rabbitmq_queues
wombat_plugin_rabbitmq_metrics
Configuration options
-
static_queues
: Defines a list of tuple definitions for queues. Each queue definition is a tuple{QueueName1, VirtualHost, MetricAttribute}
. Default value:[]
. -
dynamic_queues
: Defines two configuration tags used to generate dynamic queue metrics. These tags arematch_spec
andmetric
, defined next. -
dynamic_queues.match_spec
: This is the regular expression used for acquiring all matching queue names on the rabbit node, from which metric names are generated from. Default value:".*"
. -
dynamic_queues.metric
: This is the metric attribute to be applied and monitored to all matched queues. Default value:messages
. -
refresh_interval
: Time period after which new metric values are acquired from the rabbit node. Default value:1000
. -
ordering
: Defines the manner in which queue metrics will be ordered. The following values can be used:true
,ascending
,ascend
,descending
,descend
. Valuetrue
simply meansascending
. Default value:ascending
Example wombat.config entry
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Metrics reported
If the plugin is restarted, all these metrics are reset.
Overview metrics:
- \<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ messages :
Tags:
dev
The total number messages in queue \<QUEUE-NAME> residing in vhost \<VIRTUAL-HOST>.
- \<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ messages_ready :
Tags:
dev
The number of messages within the queue, ready for consumption.
- \<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ messages_unacknowledged :
Tags:
dev
The number of messages within the queue, that have not yet been acknoweledged.
- \<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ messages_ready_ram :
Tags:
dev
The number of queue messages held in RAM, which are ready for delivery.
- \<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ messages_unacknowledged_ram :
Tags:
dev
The number of queue messages held in RAM, that have not been acknoweledged.
- \<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ messages_ram :
Tags:
dev
The total number of queue messages held in RAM.
- \<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ messages_persistent :
Tags:
dev
The total number of persistant messages of the queue.
- \<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ disk_reads :
Tags:
dev
The total number of disk read operations carried out by the queue.
- \<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ disk_writes :
Tags:
dev
The total number of disk write operations carried out by the queue.
- \<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ consumers :
Tags:
dev
The total number of clients consuming messages from the queue.
- \<QUEUE-NAME> ~ \<VIRTUAL-HOST> ~ memory :
Tags:
dev
The total memory utilisation of the queue.