Gordon Irving wrote:
Would it be possible to request such a feature, we are today going to restart
one of our production brokers to correct this. It would be a lot easier if we
could call a qmf method and reset to zero.
I've raised a Jira:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/QPID-3580
Hope that's OK.
In answer to Fraser Adams questions over monitoring, we have a bespoke qmf
console that collects queue/exchange stats and stores them in a database, we
then have nagios alerts based off of these on thresholds and freshness.
Thanks. Are you using the python console stuff or any other language?
Out of curiosity have you looked into Cumin? I'm playing with it in my
set-up at home and trying to persuade my developers that it's in their
best interests to get it up and running in our environment at work.
Sometimes you can lead a horse to water :-) ....
Re "we then have nagios alerts based off of these on thresholds and
freshness". You might already be aware of this, but in case not... as of
Qpid 0.10 there's an Event available:
<event name="queueThresholdExceeded" sev="warn" args="qName, msgDepth,
byteDepth"/>
That makes it pretty easy to trigger alerts when a threshold gets
exceeded. If you've not already discovered this it's worth a play.
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