Uptrace log integration for LavinMQ and RabbitMQ

LavinMQ logs are now available in Uptrace over OpenTelemetry OTLP: structured, attributed per node, and delivered directly from your broker. One DSN is all it takes to connect.

Built for each other

Uptrace was designed around OpenTelemetry from the start — OTLP is its native protocol, not an adaptation. LavinMQ enters the observability space on the same foundation. The result is that broker logs land in Uptrace as first-class records: severity as a proper field, clean message content, no parsing rules needed on the Uptrace side.

For teams already running Uptrace for their application observability, broker logs from LavinMQ now fit into the same platform without any extra tooling.

Getting started

The integration takes a single value: your Uptrace DSN. Find it in your Uptrace project under Settings → Projects. It looks like https://token@otlp.uptrace.dev/project_id The DSN encodes your endpoint and authentication in one string.

Paste it into the Integrations tab for your instance in the CloudAMQP console and save. Logs will start arriving in Uptrace within a minute, queryable by service.name (your cluster) and host.name (the individual node on multi-node clusters).

Read more in our CloudAMQP Uptrace log integration documentation.

If you have questions, reach out to support@cloudamqp.com

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