Distributed Message Service RabbitMQ

Product Description

Product Definition

Product Advantages

Product Features

Application Scenarios

Product Specifications

Security Solution

Explanation of Terms

Relationships with Other Services

Billing

Renewals, Expirations and Overdue Payments

Configuration Change

Getting Started

Environment Preparation

Creating an Instance

Create Resource

Compilation Project Production and Consumption

User Guide

Creating an Instance

Instance Management

Viewing an Instance

Instance Overview

Modifying an Instance

Instance Unsubscription

Instance Expansion

Vhost Management

User Management

Connection Management

Channel management

Vhost Restriction Management

Exchange Management

Queue Management

Monitoring Metrics

Advanced Features

Message Persistence

Dead Letter and TTL

RabbitMQ Message Ack Mechanism

Prefetching Value

Heartbeat Detection

Single Active Consumer

API Reference

Before You Start

How to Call API

Constructing Requests and Authentication

Signature Logic

Use of Signature

API

Queue

Instance

Instance Restart

Exchange

Create an Exchange

Delete Exchange

Best Practices

RabbitMQ Metadata Migration

How to Achieve High Performance of RabbitMQ

Use Smaller Queue Length

Auto Delete Queues no Longer in Use

Limit the Number of Priority Queues

Connection and Channel

Do not share channels between threads

Do not frequently open and close connections or channels

Producer and consumer use different connections

A large number of connections and channels may affect the performance of the RabbitMQ management interface

RabbitMQ Access

Message Idempotence

Auto-recovery from Network Exception

How consumer reconnects after node restart

Using AMQProxy to solve the problem of reusing client connections such as PHP

FAQs

Operation class

Management class

Related Agreement

eSurfing Cloud Distributed Message Service Agreement

Distributed Message Service (RabbitMQ) Service Level Agreement

Help Center Distributed Message Service RabbitMQ Best Practices How to Achieve High Performance of RabbitMQ Do not share channels between threads

Do not share channels between threads

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Most clients do not implement thread-safe channels, so do not share channels between threads.

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