Rabbitmq queue stats with classic queues on 3.10.5

[Raul Kaubi]

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I just upgraded to 3.10.5 from 3.8.24 and I noticed that all the queue stats are missing from "Queues" page.

I only get stats for quorum or stream queues. Is this behaviour a feature..?

This command also gives me only queues with stream or quorum type.

/usr/sbin/rabbitmqctl list_queues consumers messages message_bytes name
Timeout: 60.0 seconds ...
Listing queues for vhost / ...
consumers       messages        message_bytes   name
0       0               test
0       0               test2

Regards

Raul

[Raul Kaubi]

I will mention that I imported schema from older cluster to a new cluster. So all the queues and users came with it.

Raul

[Luke Bakken]

Hi Raul,

Please provide exact details for how you performed the upgrade.

Thanks,

Luke

[Raul Kaubi]

Hi

I created new host, Rocky Linux 8, installed rabbit 3.10.5 and erlang 23.4.x 

Then imported schema definitions from old host (running 3.8.24) to a new host running 3.10.5

Regards

Raul

[Luke Bakken]

I created new host, Rocky Linux 8, installed rabbit 3.10.5 and erlang 23.4.x 

Sorry to be pedantic, but we need to know exactly what commands were run. Otherwise we'll be guessing which wastes time.

When you say "new host", is this a virtual machine or physical machine?

 

Then imported schema definitions from old host (running 3.8.24) to a new host running 3.10.5

How did you export the definitions? How did you import them?

Finally, please provide a copy of the exported definitions so we can try out your procedure.

Thanks,

Luke 

[Raul Kaubi]

This is vm.

yum install ...

systemctl start rabbitmq-server

/usr/sbin/rabbitmqadmin -u guest -p guest import /root/current_schema.json

Export was done: /usr/sbin/rabbitmqadmin export /root/current_schema.json

Where should I send you the definitions..?

Regards

Raul

[Luke Bakken]

This is vm.

yum install ...

yum install rabbitmq-server ?

Did you have to configure a repository first, or just use the default?

 

systemctl start rabbitmq-server

/usr/sbin/rabbitmqadmin -u guest -p guest import /root/current_schema.json

Export was done: /usr/sbin/rabbitmqadmin export /root/current_schema.json

Where should I send you the definitions..?

The Google Groups web interface has a "Reply to Author" feature to send me an email directly. Access it via the "three dots" dropdown in the upper-right of a message in this discussion.

Thanks,

Luke

[Luke Bakken]

Hi Raul,

I sent you a private message to continue this discussion.