Slack integration
Monitoring and Alarms with Slack
Have all your notifications posted to your Slack channel. Head over to the Alarms tab to set it up.
What is RabbitMQ?
RabbitMQ is an open source message broker. It receives and delivers messages from and to your applications. A message broker is (unlike databases and key-value store) purpose built to highly effectively and safely deliver information between your applications.
What is CloudAMQP?
We do everything around your RabbitMQ server, we provision it on any of the 5 cloud platforms we support, we configure it optimally, we do load balancing and fail-over for multi-node clusters, we have monitoring and alarms for your servers, and we are here to help you with any question you might have.
Message Queues in the Cloud
Address and view performance issues automatically and promptly, before they impact your applications. Compare and view CPU and Memory usage over time. Read more
Scaling & Upgrading
Be alerted when CPU and memory consumption crosses critical thresholds or when queues are too long or if queues don't have enough consumers. Read more
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Availability
5 Clouds, 131 Regions
True multi-cloud availability. Deploy your clusters in any major region worldwide to minimize latency and integrate directly with your existing cloud stack.
Supported Cloud Platforms
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Learn more about our pricing plans and the available regions on our pricing page.
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"We rely on CloudAMQP for our core messaging backend, sending tens of millions of messages per day. Their support has been really responsive and helpful whenever we've needed it."
Justin Zhu
Iterable.com
"Travis CI streams hundreds of build log chunks per second and we can rely on CloudAMQP to deliver them. We use several RabbitMQ clusters from CloudAMQP, and both the infrastructure and the service have been rock-solid."
Mathias Meyer
Travis-CI.org
“Before the migration, we saw CPUs and RAM working overtime just to handle the requests. When we switched to LavinMQ, the load dropped to almost zero. We even checked for errors, but it turned out LavinMQ was simply that efficient.”
Kent Cederström
Lead Engineer · Heja
