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Diagnostic Tool for RabbitMQ

We're thrilled to announce a new RabbitMQ Diagnostic Tool! A while ago, we published a popular RabbitMQ Best Practice Guide, and we have now taken it one step further and simplified your investigation of misbehaving RabbitMQ clusters even more.

By Lovisa Johansson Read More

Preparing for the GDPR

CloudAMQP is currently working with preparing our business for compliance. This post is intended to give our customers an update on our current status in regards to GDPR.

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VictorOps and OpsGenie alarms

We now support VictorOps and OpsGenie as additional alternatives for receiving alarm notifications from your instance.

By Elin Vinka Read More

RabbitMQ 3.7

RabbitMQ 3.7 is released. You can now select 3.7 when creating a new cluster. Already running dedicated clusters can be upgraded from our console page.

By Johan Rhodin Read More

AWS EU Paris region now supported!

We are happy to announce that the new region in AWS Paris EU-West-3 is now available in CloudAMQP!

By Lovisa Johansson Read More

RabbitMQ Best Practice Webinar

The CEO of CloudAMQP, Carl Hörberg, shared his knowledge in a free webinar hosted by Erlang Solutions.

By Lovisa Johansson Read More

Information regarding Spectre and Meltdown

You’re protected and no action is needed from your side. Cloud platforms will or have apply patches to protect VM-to-VM attacks and there’s no way for users to exploit these bugs from within our servers.

By Carl Hörberg Read More

Manage instance access with Access Control List (ACL)

To further manage and secure your instances, we’ve added the ability for you to set team members permissions with ACL.

By Elin Vinka Read More

New features 2017 and upcoming features 2018!

As the year winds down, the team behind CloudAMQP want to take the opportunity to recap this successful year and wish you all a Happy New Year!

By Lovisa Johansson Read More

Cloud Firewall for AWS and Azure

Configure a firewall for your cluster directly from our UI. You can specify an IP range and decide which ports that should be opened for that range.

By Magnus Landerblom Read More