RabbitMQ

Connect RabbitMQ to the Pagerly SRE Agent to check queue depths and dead-letter queues.

What the Agent Can Do

• Get cluster overview — version, total messages, connections, channels, queues

• List all queues with message counts, consumer counts, and publish/consume rates

• Get detailed queue stats — dead-letter config, memory usage, TTL settings

• List active connections — find blocked or slow connections

Setup Instructions

1. Ensure the RabbitMQ Management Plugin is enabled

2. Create a monitoring user:

rabbitmqctl add_user pagerly your-password
rabbitmqctl set_user_tags pagerly monitoring

1. The Management API is usually on port 15672

2. Enter the Management URL and credentials in the Pagerly dashboard

Required Credentials

Field	Description	Example
Password	RabbitMQ password	your-password
Username	RabbitMQ username with monitoring tag	pagerly
Management URL	RabbitMQ Management API URL	https://rabbitmq.company.com:15672

The monitoring tag gives read-only access to all management data without the ability to modify queues or exchanges.

Context Prompt Tips

"Main queues: order-processing, email-notifications. Dead-letter queue: dlq.orders. Production vhost is /production."

Docs

• RabbitMQ Management HTTP API