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Ali Kamali
Ali Kamali

Reputation: 153

How to import and export messages to queue in RabbitMQ

We are developing a system which uses rabbitMQ for sending and receiving data between its clients and servers. The internet connection may sometimes be lost.

1- Can all the messages in the queue be exported to a file ? And somehow be imported to the client using this file?

2- In a different scenario, a client wants to send some messages to the queue but it has no internet connection! So we want to export all the message from client and make a file and somehow send it to the server (eg. transfer it to another location which has internet), Is this possible to import this file to the queue?

Upvotes: 7

Views: 17744

Answers (3)

Michael Bisbjerg
Michael Bisbjerg

Reputation: 1042

I had the same questions as I wanted to replay messages for testing / load testing purposes.

I made RabbitDump, a dotnet tool, to do this. It allows you to do all possible transfers from AMQP to and from Zip (bunch of messages). Examples: AMQP => ZIP, AMQP => AMQP, ZIP => AMQP and ZIP => ZIP (because why not ..).

The tool can be found here. It's installable as a dotnet tool, using dotnet tool install --global MBW.Tools.RabbitDump.

Upvotes: 9

Dejan Grujić
Dejan Grujić

Reputation: 417

You can import/export messages using QueueExplorer. Disclaimers: I'm the author, it's a commercial tool, and for now on Linux it runs under Wine.

https://www.cogin.com/QueueExplorer/rabbitmq/

Upvotes: 1

Vimal David
Vimal David

Reputation: 585

This tool will be useful to export messages from the remote queue and push them on a local RabbitMQ.

https://github.com/jecnua/rabbitmq-export-to-local

Upvotes: 2

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