A day in the life of CloudAMQP Support: 24/7 coverage from a global team, quick fixes, deep-dive investigations, and the human side of running RabbitMQ and LavinMQ for thousands of customers.
Jeff Hara on what migrating from RabbitMQ to LavinMQ on CloudAMQP actually looks like — why teams do it, how the cutover goes, and what changes after.
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OAuth 2.0 configuration is now available for LavinMQ 2.7+ in the CloudAMQP console and API. Token-based authentication for AMQP, MQTT, and the HTTP API, with any OIDC-compliant identity provider.
LavinMQ 2.7.0 is now live on CloudAMQP, bringing OAuth2/OpenID support, kernel TLS, mTLS, stream performance improvements, queue restarts, and consistent hash exchange updates.
CloudAMQP now supports custom hostnames for private connections, making it easier to use stable, readable endpoints with PrivateLink and Private Service Connect.
AMQP is built for reliability, not just speed. With features like publisher confirms, durable queues, and consumer acknowledgments, it ensures messages are never lost—even during crashes or failures.
CloudAMQP now offers a dedicated Trust Center, giving customers streamlined access to compliance documents like SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS. Designed to improve transparency, it makes security and vendor reviews faster and easier.
Staying cloud-agnostic is about keeping control over cost, compliance, and future flexibility. By supporting multiple cloud providers like Scaleway, CloudAMQP lets teams run the same message queueing stack anywhere, move when needed, and avoid vendor lock-in without rewriting...
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