Most recent blog posts

Send metrics to any Prometheus remote write endpoint

CloudAMQP now pushes RabbitMQ and LavinMQ broker and server metrics to any Prometheus remote write endpoint, such as self-hosted Mimir, Thanos, and VictoriaMetrics. This blog post walks you through the endpoint, the four authentication modes, and tenancy headers.

Send broker metrics to Grafana Cloud (Mimir)

CloudAMQP now pushes RabbitMQ and LavinMQ broker and server metrics straight to Grafana Cloud (Mimir) via OpenTelemetry remote write, in native Prometheus format. No agent needed, and your existing PromQL dashboards and alert rules keep working.

RabbitMQ 4.3 Now Available on CloudAMQP

Version upgrade announcement: RabbitMQ 4.3 is now available on CloudAMQP. This release brings Quorum Queue enhancements like segment compaction and reworked consumer timeouts, along with a series of deprecations including transient non-exclusive queues, global QoS, and the AMQP...

Coralogix log integration via OpenTelemetry Collector

The CloudAMQP Coralogix log integration has been rebuilt on OpenTelemetry OTLP, bringing structured logs, region selection, and native application and subsystem grouping to RabbitMQ and LavinMQ.

Datadog log integration via OpenTelemetry Collector

The CloudAMQP Datadog log integration has been rebuilt on OpenTelemetry OTLP. Structured severity, automatic source tagging, custom tags, and one stream per node.

Uptrace log integration for LavinMQ and RabbitMQ

LavinMQ logs are now available in Uptrace over OTLP.

LavinMQ Version 2.9 - Now available on CloudAMQP

LavinMQ 2.9.0 is now live on CloudAMQP, bringing stronger durability guarantees for standalone and clustered brokers, OAuth2/OIDC single sign-on for the management UI, and hot-path performance optimisations that reduce memory usage.

Native OTLP log integrations for RabbitMQ and LavinMQ — starting with Grafana Cloud

CloudAMQP now ships broker logs via OpenTelemetry OTLP — structured, portable, and available for both RabbitMQ and LavinMQ. Grafana Cloud (Loki) is the first integration in the series.

The AMQP client JavaScript has been waiting for

For years connecting JavaScript to an AMQP broker meant callbacks, a pile of dependencies, and your own reconnection logic. CloudAMQP's amqp-client.js changes that: small, fast, safe, zero dependencies, and it runs in any JavaScript runtime.

Grow with LavinMQ: upgrade a shared plan to dedicated

You can now upgrade a shared LavinMQ instance directly to a dedicated plan from the CloudAMQP Console. Here is why we built it and how the transition works.