You can now spot a growing RabbitMQ backlog before it delays the rest of your system. Atatus RabbitMQ monitoring tracks queue length, message rates, unacknowledged messages, consumers, connections and node resources for your brokers.
Use it to find slow consumers, catch messages piling up in a queue and keep an eye on broker health, with alerts when a metric crosses the threshold you set.
What you can do
- Track queue health: Monitor queue length, message rates and unacknowledged messages so a backlog doesn't go unnoticed.
- Find slow consumers: See which consumers or producers fall behind and adjust message processing before queues grow.
- Watch connections: Keep an eye on active connections, channels and consumers to keep your RabbitMQ cluster stable as it grows.
- Check node resources: Analyze CPU, memory and disk usage on your RabbitMQ nodes to plan capacity and avoid over-provisioning.
- Get alerted: Get notified about memory, disk space or connection problems before they cause downtime.