Get messages in RabbitMQ without consumption

[bruce love]

Now I need to know the Body of the message within RabbitMQ.

But I don't want to get the details of the message by consuming them.

I know trace can do this, but is there any other way to get the details of RabbitMQ messages?

Can I do it by parsing the persistent data file?

Or do it by parsing the index file?

Any help would be appreciated,

Bruce Love

[Terry Rinck]

You can view a message body without consuming it through the management UI, but I think the bigger question is why do you want to do this?

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[bruce love]

That's the same, through the management ui, you still need to consume them to get message details.

It affects online consumers,I don't want that to happen.

[Michal Kuratczyk]

Hi,

With quorum queues, you can use `rabbitmq-queues peek` to take a look at a certain message.

With streams, you can just run another consumer since consumption is non-destructive.

Parsing the files directly on disk is a way to do this but you'd need to write a tool for that - I'm not aware of an existing one.

Best,

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