Most recent blog posts

Azure Australia supported!

We are today happy to announce that CloudAMQP now is available in Azure Australia!

Is HiPE production ready?

6% of all clusters at CloudAMQP has HiPE enabled - and we are today running thousands of nodes. Yes, HiPE is production ready.

IBM Cloud Catalogue

CloudAMQP is from now on available in the IBM Cloud Catalogue! This article also include information to users that are still using legacy instances on the IBM cloud.

RabbitMQ and Microservices

In this blog post, we give you the perks of a microservice architecture built on RabbitMQ and CloudAMQP to show you the benefits of the age of message queuing.

Meet Hemnet: On-Premises to the Cloud with RabbitMQ

The property listing platform, Hemnet, moved from a full on-premise solution to a cloud-based solution in less than a year. This is the story about how they changed from in-house to the cloud, and how RabbitMQ became an important player during the migration.

CloudAMQP at the RabbitMQ Summit 2018

The first RabbitMQ Summit is taking place in London this fall. We are looking forward to meeting as many of our users there as possible!

AWS CloudWatch Logs Integration

Check out how to ship your RabbitMQ logs from CloudAMQP dedicated instances to CloudWatch Logs! CloudWatch Logs makes it easy to centralize, search and monitor your log data from any environment. All you need to do...

Google Cloud Stackdriver Logging Integration

Check out how to ship your RabbitMQ logs from CloudAMQP dedicated instances to Stackdriver! Stackdriver makes it easy to centralize, search and monitor your log data from any environment. All you need to do...

RabbitMQ Summit 2018

The first RabbitMQ Summit is taking place in London this fall. We are looking forward to meeting as many of our users there as possible!

Diagnostic Tool for RabbitMQ

We're thrilled to announce a new RabbitMQ Diagnostic Tool! A while ago, we published a popular RabbitMQ Best Practice Guide, and we have now taken it one step further and simplified your investigation of misbehaving RabbitMQ clusters even more.