Most recent blog posts

How OpenTelemetry unlocked observability flexibility

CloudAMQP now uses OpenTelemetry for observability, offering a unified standard for metrics, traces, and logs without vendor lock-in.

Faster setup, happier customers: How we cut bootstrap time

“Can we make it even faster?” was a question that came up during one of our work sessions. This became the starting point for a new project that significantly reduces the time it takes to spin up clusters for our customers.

Introducing the CloudAMQP Startup Program: fueling your growth journey

The CloudAMQP Startup Program offers early-stage companies discounted hosting, expert onboarding, and more. This blog will walk users through what to expect from the program and how to apply.

Introducing Oauth2 configuration from the CloudAMQP console and API

We're excited to announce that it's now possible to configure OAuth2 for your RabbitMQ clusters. This new feature gives you the freedom to set up and manage OAuth2 authentication directly, without requiring assistance from our support team.

Our commitment to great high-level AMQP clients

At CloudAMQP, we're building AMQP clients with beautiful abstractions that eliminate boilerplate and make message queuing enjoyable. Learn about amqp-client.rb 2.0 and what's coming next for JavaScript and Crystal clients.

A case study in predictive maintenance: Soundsensing & CloudAMQP

Soundsensing aimed to eliminate this risk by building a robust, predictive maintenance platform that ensures systems are monitored, protected, and consistently running.

CloudAMQP is now available on Scaleway

CloudAMQP is now available on Scaleway. Your are now able to create LavinMQ and RabbitMQ clusters in all available Scaleway regions.

New AWS region added Asia Pacific (New Zealand)

CloudAMQP has added its support for the AWS region ap-southeast-6 in Asia Pacific (New Zealand). Users can start using this region from the CloudAMQP console or with our Terraform provider.

Quorum Queues and disk space

Quorum queues ensure data safety and high availability but require careful management of disk usage. In this blog you will learn about best practices for quorum queues including configuring appropriate timeout values, monitoring disk usage, and more.

How LavinMQ implements Streams with AMQP 0.9.1 and how it differs from RabbitMQ

The open source message broker LavinMQ implements stream queues by default. This is achieved over the standard AMQP 0.9.1 protocol, and benchmarks show that high throughput is one of the key features of LavinMQ.