AMQPLIB - NodeJS - Asserting a Lazy Queue in RabbitMQ
I want to assert a queue in lazy mode into existence via amqplib using nodeJs.
I know I can do this by creating policies, I don't want to do that as its hard to automate right now in the environment we have.
I have tried the following:
let options = {
durable: true,
arguments: {},
lazy: true, //doesnt work
mode: "lazy" //doesnt work
};
if (job.highQueueLengthExpected) {
options.arguments["x-queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
options.arguments["queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
options["x-queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
}
return ch.assertQueue(job.key, options).then(function (ok) {
I am checking the mode of the queue via RabbitMQ's HTTP API by firing
curl -u guest:guest 'localhost:15672/api/queues/{vhostName}/{queueName}'
For all the options I provide while asserting the queue, the mode comes back as default
node.js rabbitmq node-amqplib
asked Nov 23 '18 at 5:11
Sumit MaingiSumit Maingi
1,28811432
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I want to assert a queue in lazy mode into existence via amqplib using nodeJs.
I know I can do this by creating policies, I don't want to do that as its hard to automate right now in the environment we have.
I have tried the following:
let options = {
durable: true,
arguments: {},
lazy: true, //doesnt work
mode: "lazy" //doesnt work
};
if (job.highQueueLengthExpected) {
options.arguments["x-queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
options.arguments["queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
options["x-queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
}
return ch.assertQueue(job.key, options).then(function (ok) {
I am checking the mode of the queue via RabbitMQ's HTTP API by firing
curl -u guest:guest 'localhost:15672/api/queues/{vhostName}/{queueName}'
For all the options I provide while asserting the queue, the mode comes back as default
node.js rabbitmq node-amqplib
asked Nov 23 '18 at 5:11
Sumit MaingiSumit Maingi
1,28811432
add a comment |
I want to assert a queue in lazy mode into existence via amqplib using nodeJs.
I know I can do this by creating policies, I don't want to do that as its hard to automate right now in the environment we have.
I have tried the following:
let options = {
durable: true,
arguments: {},
lazy: true, //doesnt work
mode: "lazy" //doesnt work
};
if (job.highQueueLengthExpected) {
options.arguments["x-queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
options.arguments["queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
options["x-queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
}
return ch.assertQueue(job.key, options).then(function (ok) {
I am checking the mode of the queue via RabbitMQ's HTTP API by firing
curl -u guest:guest 'localhost:15672/api/queues/{vhostName}/{queueName}'
For all the options I provide while asserting the queue, the mode comes back as default
node.js rabbitmq node-amqplib
asked Nov 23 '18 at 5:11
Sumit MaingiSumit Maingi
1,28811432
I want to assert a queue in lazy mode into existence via amqplib using nodeJs.
I know I can do this by creating policies, I don't want to do that as its hard to automate right now in the environment we have.
I have tried the following:
let options = {
durable: true,
arguments: {},
lazy: true, //doesnt work
mode: "lazy" //doesnt work
};
if (job.highQueueLengthExpected) {
options.arguments["x-queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
options.arguments["queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
options["x-queue-mode"] = "lazy"; //doesnt work
}
return ch.assertQueue(job.key, options).then(function (ok) {
I am checking the mode of the queue via RabbitMQ's HTTP API by firing
curl -u guest:guest 'localhost:15672/api/queues/{vhostName}/{queueName}'
For all the options I provide while asserting the queue, the mode comes back as default
node.js rabbitmq node-amqplib
node.js rabbitmq node-amqplib
asked Nov 23 '18 at 5:11
Sumit MaingiSumit Maingi
1,28811432
asked Nov 23 '18 at 5:11
Sumit MaingiSumit Maingi
1,28811432
asked Nov 23 '18 at 5:11
Sumit MaingiSumit Maingi
1,28811432
asked Nov 23 '18 at 5:11
Sumit MaingiSumit Maingi
1,28811432
asked Nov 23 '18 at 5:11
Sumit MaingiSumit Maingi
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1,28811432
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queueMode: 'lazy'
works for me. In general I think the amqplib option keys are the camel-cased versions of the amqp features or options with the x- removed. For example x-dead-letter-exchange in amqp is deadLetterExchange in amqplib.
This only works with amqplib v0.5.3 and higher.
answered Mar 12 at 18:19
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queueMode: 'lazy'
works for me. In general I think the amqplib option keys are the camel-cased versions of the amqp features or options with the x- removed. For example x-dead-letter-exchange in amqp is deadLetterExchange in amqplib.
This only works with amqplib v0.5.3 and higher.
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queueMode: 'lazy'
works for me. In general I think the amqplib option keys are the camel-cased versions of the amqp features or options with the x- removed. For example x-dead-letter-exchange in amqp is deadLetterExchange in amqplib.
This only works with amqplib v0.5.3 and higher.
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queueMode: 'lazy'
works for me. In general I think the amqplib option keys are the camel-cased versions of the amqp features or options with the x- removed. For example x-dead-letter-exchange in amqp is deadLetterExchange in amqplib.
This only works with amqplib v0.5.3 and higher.
answered Mar 12 at 18:19
CivSivCivSiv
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queueMode: 'lazy'
works for me. In general I think the amqplib option keys are the camel-cased versions of the amqp features or options with the x- removed. For example x-dead-letter-exchange in amqp is deadLetterExchange in amqplib.
This only works with amqplib v0.5.3 and higher.
answered Mar 12 at 18:19
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