Most recent blog posts
New GCE region added
CloudAMQP supports more regions! Customers in Sweden can deploy applications with GCE.
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Elin Vinka
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Prometheus metrics integrations
We're excited to announce that CloudAMQP now supports Prometheus metrics integrations! This blog outlines the next steps you need to take for our updated integrations.
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Erica Weistrand
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Streaming with LavinMQ - an introduction
This hands-on tutorial introduces stream queues through a practical use case: streaming user activity data. It’s just one way to leverage streams in your applications.
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Elin Vinka
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New regions added
CloudAMQP now supports more regions! Customers in Thailand and Mexico can deploy applications with AWS, while those in New Zealand can run their applications with Azure.
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Elin Vinka
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LavinMQ Release 2.2 – Now with MQTT support
LavinMQ on CloudAMQP now offers support for MQTT. This addition makes your setup even more versatile, bringing the power of MQTT to your messaging system.
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Sofie Abrahamsson
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CloudAMQP's integration with Azure Monitor for metrics
CloudAMQP now integrates with Azure Monitor, providing valuable insights into the performance and health of your AMQP brokers. This blog will walk you through this integration.
By
Magnus Landerblom
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Scraping Prometheus metrics
CloudAMQP now supports scraping Prometheus server metrics on all dedicated plans. This enables access to server and broker metrics in Prometheus format on CloudAMQP servers with Prometheus support.
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Erica Weistrand
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Dynatrace metrics integration
We are excited to announce that CloudAMQP now offers seamless integration with Dynatrace. This blog will walk you through how to set up the integration.
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Erica Weistrand
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State of CloudAMQP Livestream
Sign up for our State of CloudAMQP livestream! We will dive into usage trends for AMQP, MQTT, Streams, and client libraries.
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Dustin Turpin
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Annual RabbitMQ and LavinMQ report 2024
In 2024, CloudAMQP saw an 80% increase in version upgrades and a 50% rise in clusters created in Africa. Node.js became the most popular programming language, surpassing .NET.
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CloudAMQP
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