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 exchange objects show properties and metrics for RabbitMQ exchanges.
To create an exchange, do the following:
- Click
on an exchange viewlet.
- Enter the Exchange Name.
- Select the Exchange Type (Direct, Topic, Fanout, and Headers).
- To allow the queue to remain active after server restart, select True from the Durable list.
- If you want this queue to be automatically deleted by the broker if it is not bound to a queue., select True from the Auto delete list.
- If this exchange will not be directly available for clients to publish to, select True from the Internal list.
- Click OK to save the new exchange.
|
Name |
Description |
| Name | Name of the exchange |
| Exchange Type |
Determines queue routing. Options are Direct, Topic, Fanout, and Headers. (Default Exchange, Dead Letter Exchange) |
| Durable: | True indicates that the exchange is will remain active when a server restarts. False indicates that it will be purged when the server restarts. |
| Auto delete | True indicates that the exchange will be deleted by the broker if it is not bound to a queue. |
| Internal | An internal exchange is one to which a client cannot directly publish. Used for exchange-to-exchange bindings. |
| User Who Performed Action |
Username of last user who made changes or performed actions affecting the browsed object. |
|
Name |
Description |
| Publish (In) | The number of messages published into this exchange from channels. |
| Publish (In) Rate: | The number of messages per second that are published into this exchange from channels. |
| Publish (Out): |
The number of messages published into queues from this exchange. |
| Publish (Out) Rate | The number of messages per second that are published into queues from this exchange. |
| Confirm | The number of messages confirmed. |
| Confirm Rate | The messages confirmed per second. |