CloudAMQP Console Overview

The CloudAMQP Console provides tools and features to simplify managing RabbitMQ and LavinMQ instances. Monitor server metrics, set alarms, enable or disable plugins, view connection details, handle upgrades, and check cluster health, all from one place.

Instance overview page in the CloudAMQP Console

All options in the menu have a separate help section where we dive deeper:

Overview View instance details and connection information, including hostname, credentials, and AMQP URL.

RabbitMQ/LavinMQ

Versions View and manage the RabbitMQ or LavinMQ version running on the instance.
Configuration Adjust RabbitMQ or LavinMQ configuration settings such as heartbeat interval, connection limits, and memory watermark.
Definitions Export or import RabbitMQ or LavinMQ definitions including exchanges, queues, and bindings.
Plugins Enable or disable RabbitMQ plugins with a single click.
Cluster View and manage the nodes in the cluster, including node health and status.

Monitoring

Alarms Set up alarms to get notified when metrics exceed defined thresholds.
Diagnostics Run diagnostics to identify potential issues with the instance.
Metrics View server metrics such as message rates, memory usage, and active connections.
Logs Access the RabbitMQ or LavinMQ log to monitor activity and troubleshoot issues.

Networking

Firewall Restrict access to the instance by configuring IP-based firewall rules.
Custom Domain Set up a custom domain for the instance.
VPC Peering Configure VPC peering to connect the instance to a private network.
Privatelink Set up PrivateLink for secure private connectivity without traversing the public internet.

Integrations

AWS Eventbridge Forward messages from RabbitMQ or LavinMQ to AWS EventBridge for event-driven workflows.
Webhooks Send messages to external services via HTTP webhooks.
Logs & Metrics Export logs and metrics to third-party providers such as Datadog, CloudWatch, and Splunk.
Maintenance View and manage scheduled maintenance windows for the instance.