The functionality described in this article is available in the meshIQ Platform versions 11.1.1 and later. See meshIQ platform Highlights v11.1 for an overview of feature changes.
RabbitMQ vhosts virtually separate applications within a single RabbitMQ instance. Each vhost has its own exchanges, queues, users, and policies.
To create a virtual host, do the following:
- Enter the Vhost Name and a Description of the virtual host.
- Select the Default Queue Type for new queues (quorum, stream, or classic).
- Click
to begin adding tags.
- Use the Tracing list to turn RabbitMQ's Firehose Tracer on (True) or off (False).
- Click OK to save the virtual host.
General tab
|
Name |
Description |
| Name | Name of the virtual host |
| Description |
Description of the virtual host |
| Default Queue Type |
Default Queue Type for new queues (quorum, stream, or classic) |
| Tags |
Click |
| Tracing | You can also use the Tracing list to turn RabbitMQ's Firehose Tracer on (True) or off (False). |
Messages tab
| Publish | Messages that have been provided to RabbitMQ. |
| Publish Rate |
Messages published per second. |
| Confirm |
Delivered messages for which a confirmation has been received. |
| Confirm Rate |
Messages per second confirmed by the server. |
| Deliver (Auto-Ack) |
Messages delivered to the subscriber (consumer) and automatically acknowledged by RabbitMQ upon delivery. |
| Deliver (Auto-Ack) Rate |
Deliver (Auto-Ack) messages per second. |
| Deliver (Manuel Ack) |
Messages delivered and manually acknowledged by the consumer. |
| Deliver (Manuel Ack) Rate |
Messages per second that are manually acknowledged by the consumer after being processed. |
| Deliver Get |
Number of messages delivered directly to queues (basic get) instead of being sent through a consumer. |
| Deliver Get Rate |
Number of messages per second that are delivered directly to queues (basic get) instead of being sent through a consumer. |
| Consumer Ack |
Number of messages have been acknowledged by the consumer. |
| Consumer Ack Rate |
Number of messages per second that are acknowledged by the consumer. |
| Redeliver |
Number of messages waiting to be resent. When message delivery fails (no acknowledgement is received to indicate that a message was delivered), an attempt is made to redeliver the message. |
| Redeliver Rate | Number of messages per second that are awaiting redelivery. |
Queued Messages tab
| Messages | Messages queued on the virtual host. |
| Message Rate | Number of messages per second that are being queued on the virtual host. |
| Ready Messages | The number of messages that are available to be delivered, but not yet delivered. |
| Ready Message Rate | The number of ready messages that are accumulating per second. |
| Unacked Messages | The number of delivered messages for which the server is awaiting acknowledgment. |
| Unacked Message Rate |
The number of unacknowledged delivered messages that are accumulating per second. |
Status tab
| Cluster States: Key | Name of cluster |
| Cluster States: Value | Status (indicates whether or not the cluster is running) |
Data Rates tab
| From Client (Received) | Number of octets/bytes received. |
| From Client (Received) Rate | Number of octets/bytes received per second within a TCP connection. |
| To Client (Send) |
Number of octets/bytes sent. |
| To Client (Send) Rate | Number of octets/bytes sent per second within a TCP connection. |