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Increased reliability of CloudAMQP shared plans

A new limit is added to increase the reliability of CloudAMQP's shared plans, the Little Lemur and Tough Tiger. Each IP is from now on limited to max 20 new connections per second.

Two-Factor Authentication

You can now secure your account with two-factor authentication. Once enabled a second component is required in addition to the password when signing in. That second step means your account stays secure even if your password is compromised. Read up on why this new feature...

Install community plugins

You no longer have to bug us to install community plugins. You can now do it easily yourself with the a click of a button! This first version of this feature does not support plugins that require custom broker configuration, for that you still have to bug us via email.

Easier Erlang and RabbitMQ upgrades

We have now automated upgrading Erlang and RabbitMQ across a cluster. As of now we are taking care of upgrading your entire cluster at once when you want to move to a new Erlang or RabbitMQ version. These options are now only available for the entire cluster, and not per node...

Pick your own RabbitMQ version

CloudAMQP now supports upgrading to any available higher RabbitMQ version. You can upgrade to any higher version than the one you're currently running. RabbitMQ Upgrades has never been so easy!

Librato integration

You're now able to ship your RabbitMQ monitoring data from CloudAMQP dedicated instances to Librato! Librato can give you full-stack monitoring in minutes. It makes it easy to centralize monitoring from many environments. All you need to do to...

DataDog integration

We're happy to announce that we are now integrated with DataDog. This service enables you to seamlessly aggregate metrics and events across the full devops stack. Simply put, it enables you to see all data in one place.

Logentries integration

You're now able to ship your RabbitMQ logs from CloudAMQP dedicated instances to Logentries. Logentries makes it easy to centralize, search and monitor all your log data from any environment. All you need to do to get your...

AWS Cloudwatch integration

We're excited to announce that we are now integrated with AWS CloudWatch. AWS CloudWatch is a monitoring service and it is now possible to ship RabbitMQ metrics of dedicated instances of the first 600 queues to ...

Connection alarms

We are happy to announce that we have implemented one of your most requested features. It is now possible to set an alarm to trigger when the number of connection reaches over a certain threshold. The alarms can be activated from the Alarms tab from the CloudAMQP Console.