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How to create virtual hosts in LavinMQ

Virtual hosts in LavinMQ help isolate environments for different teams and organize messaging setups. They allow division of the LavinMQ instance into separate logical workspaces, each with its own connections, exchanges, and permissions, but do not separate physical resources.

How to manage users and permissions in LavinMQ

Managing users and permissions in LavinMQ is crucial for security and system stability. The platform offers built-in authentication and authorization features, allowing the creation of users with specific roles and fine-grained permissions. Users can be managed via the...

How to auto-delete unused queues in LavinMQ

Auto-deleting unused queues in LavinMQ can enhance performance by preventing clutter. In this guide we will explore methods to delete unused queues with python examples.

How to pause and resume a queue in LavinMQ

Learn how to pause and resume queues in LavinMQ. Pausing queues is useful for maintenance, debugging, or managing traffic spikes. You can control message flow via the Management UI or HTTP API, ensuring messages are safe and preventing data loss.

Migrating from AmazonMQ to CloudAMQP

Migrating from AmazonMQ to CloudAMQP offers flexibility, control over RabbitMQ versions, advanced features, transparent pricing, and expert support.

Serverless queue consumers

Function as a Service (FaaS) platforms, like AWS Lambda, Cloud Run Functions, and Azure Functions, are growing in popularity because they're easy to use and manage. However, integrating traditional message queues with FaaS can be a bit tricky. What are the possibilities?

From Mnesia to Khepri, Part 3: Making the Move to Khepri

In part 2 of this blog series we covered what to expect with Khepri, should you decide to migrate. This part will cover the different ways to get started with Khepri on CloudAMQP.

Explore RabbitMQ’s various queue types: Join our livestream!

Sign up now and join us for this informative livestream covering the different queue types in RabbitMQ.

RabbitMQ 4.0 Now Available on CloudAMQP

We are happy to announce that RabbitMQ 4.0.3 is now available on CloudAMQP. This blog will review some of the key user-facing changes coming in this release.

Disaster recovery strategies for your CloudAMQP cluster

CloudAMQP offers two disaster recovery techniques: cold and hot standby setups, each suited to different RTO and RPO requirements. This blog goes into the details of each strategy.