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Using Java the spring-rabbitmq has a isRunning method in the RabbitTemplate class. Is this method equivalent to rabbitmq’s server-check through http-api: /api/aliveness-test/vhost? Can both be used for the purpose of just checking if the rabbitmq server is running ?






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          No. They are different things.



          RabbitTemplate's class is checking if any of RabbitMQ listeners in your application are still running.



              synchronized (this.directReplyToContainers) {
          
        return this.directReplyToContainers.values()
          
                .stream()
          
                .anyMatch(AbstractMessageListenerContainer::isRunning);
          
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            RabbitTemplate's class is checking if any of RabbitMQ listeners in your application are still running.



                synchronized (this.directReplyToContainers) {
            
        return this.directReplyToContainers.values()
            
                .stream()
            
                .anyMatch(AbstractMessageListenerContainer::isRunning);
            
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            API check through HTTP checks vhost's (server's) aliveness.






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              RabbitTemplate's class is checking if any of RabbitMQ listeners in your application are still running.



                  synchronized (this.directReplyToContainers) {
              
        return this.directReplyToContainers.values()
              
                .stream()
              
                .anyMatch(AbstractMessageListenerContainer::isRunning);
              
    }


              API check through HTTP checks vhost's (server's) aliveness.






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                No. They are different things.



                RabbitTemplate's class is checking if any of RabbitMQ listeners in your application are still running.



                    synchronized (this.directReplyToContainers) {
                
        return this.directReplyToContainers.values()
                
                .stream()
                
                .anyMatch(AbstractMessageListenerContainer::isRunning);
                
    }


                API check through HTTP checks vhost's (server's) aliveness.






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                RabbitTemplate's class is checking if any of RabbitMQ listeners in your application are still running.



                    synchronized (this.directReplyToContainers) {
                
        return this.directReplyToContainers.values()
                
                .stream()
                
                .anyMatch(AbstractMessageListenerContainer::isRunning);
                
    }


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