When registering a large number of devices I notice that the RabbitMQ server does not remove the created channels that are associated with sending the ACK back. For example if I run 10 times with 1000 devices registering and then going offline all exchanges associated with the devices along with channels for the exchanges. However RabbitMQ shows channels that are created when the exchange for sending acks back are still around. These do not get closed until the nodejs server is rebooted. I see on line that channel leaks will eventually lead to server crashes.
When registering a large number of devices I notice that the RabbitMQ server does not remove the created channels that are associated with sending the ACK back. For example if I run 10 times with 1000 devices registering and then going offline all exchanges associated with the devices along with channels for the exchanges. However RabbitMQ shows channels that are created when the exchange for sending acks back are still around. These do not get closed until the nodejs server is rebooted. I see on line that channel leaks will eventually lead to server crashes.