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RabbitMQ metrics #294

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@mwiencek mwiencek commented Feb 7, 2025

This is based on #293.

The official rabbitmq_prometheus plugin was added in 3.8.0, so I'm using the deprecated kbudde/rabbitmq_exporter image (which still works fine from what I can tell).

It currently spams the logs with errors of this form:

  collected metric [...] was collected before with the same name and label
  values

However, the metrics it references should already be ignored/excluded by the
options that I'm disabling in this commit, so it's not clear how to resolve
this.
The official rabbitmq_prometheus plugin was added in 3.8.0, so I'm using the
deprecated kbudde/rabbitmq_exporter image (which still works fine from what I
can tell).
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This loads fine locally. But it seems very empty:

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I guess this is expected because nothing is using rabbitmq at the moment - have you tested to make sure stuff does work when you actually use rabbitmq?

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I guess this is expected because nothing is using rabbitmq at the moment - have you tested to make sure stuff does work when you actually use rabbitmq?

Yes, you can just make some edits to see the "Messages Queued" go up, and then run sir.

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