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simbabque
simbabque

Reputation: 54373

How do I free socket descriptors in RabbitMQ

I've got a RabbitMQ that talks to a bunch of services. One of these is a log daemon that eats a lot of socket descriptors and it looks like it's not freing them up. Because of that, the job I want to run now (which needs one) is not starting since it cannot talk to the queue.

How do I kill connections from the RabbitMQ web frontend?

I do not want increase the number of file descriptors in the filesystem (as described in How to adjust socket descriptors?). What I want is to get rid of open ones that are dead and not purged.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1815

Answers (1)

pinepain
pinepain

Reputation: 12859

From web management panel you can open Connections tab, then manually select connection and Force Close it.

Alternatively, you can close connections from cli, see "Close all connections" section of rabbitmqadmin manual.

Upvotes: 3

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