RabbitMQ use a separate connection for publish and subscribe

sensu / sensu-transport

The Sensu transport abstraction library.

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RabbitMQ use a separate connection for publish and subscribe #61

Closed portertech closed 6 years ago

portertech commented 6 years ago

RabbitMQ alarms and throttling is applied at the connection (and channel) level. Currently, we suspect this causes the sensu-server RabbitMQ consumers to lock up along with the publishers (really bad). In order to completely separate the consumers from the publishers, separate connections (and channels) must be used.

annaplotkin commented 6 years ago

We want to get an unstable Enterprise build over to folks to test.