amq-mcp-server-rabbitmq

List all registered broker connections and which is active.

List all the exchanges in the broker.

Check if any TLS certificates expire within the given timeframe. unit: days, weeks, or months

Compare definitions between two connected brokers. Returns missing/extra items per section (queues, exchanges, bindings, policies, vhosts).

Broker version, totals, and rates.

List all connections on the RabbitMQ broker.

Get detailed information about a specific exchange.

Connect to a new RabbitMQ broker using OAuth. broker_hostname: The hostname of the broker. oauth_token: A valid access token alias: Optional name for this connection (default: hostname).

Find queues exceeding threshold criteria. min_depth: minimum message count min_idle_seconds: minimum seconds since last activity no_consumers: only queues with zero consumers min_unacked: minimum unacknowledged message count

Connect to a new RabbitMQ broker which authentication strategy is SIMPLE. broker_hostname: The hostname of the broker. username: The username of user password: The password of user alias: Optional name for this connection (default: hostname). Use to manage multiple brokers, e.g. 'blue', 'green', 'prod'.

Get the general best practices for deploying RabbitMQ on Amazon MQ. - guideline_name: It can take the following value: - rabbitmq_broker_sizing_guide: this guide tells the customer what instance size to pick for production workload - rabbitmq_broker_setup_best_practices_guide: this guide tells the customer what are the best practices in setting up the RabbitMQ broker - rabbitmq_quorum_queue_migration_guide: this guide tells the customer how to migrate from classic mirror queue to quorum queue - rabbitmq_client_performance_optimization_guide: this guide tells the customer how to optimize their application to get performance gain of using RabbitMQ - rabbitmq_production_deployment_guidelines: this guide covers production deployment requirements including hardware, storage, security, and networking

List all the queues in the broker.

Get detailed information about shovels in the RabbitMQ broker.

Get permissions for a user in a virtual host.

List deprecated features currently in use. Useful for upgrade planning.

Connection and channel churn rates.

List all users on the RabbitMQ broker.

Pre-flight check for blue-green migration. Verifies both brokers connected, no alarms, and topology match.

Check health of all virtual hosts on the active broker.

Get the list of nodes and their info in the cluster.

Check if the RabbitMQ broker is in alarm.

Get the RabbitMQ definitions: exchanges, queues, bindings, users, virtual hosts, permissions, topic permissions, and parameters. Everything apart from messages.

Get a specific policy by name.

List all feature flags and their status.

Switch the active broker by alias. All subsequent tool calls will target this broker.

Get detailed information about a specific queue.

Get the current authenticated user on the active broker.

List all policies in a virtual host.

List all the virtual hosts (vhosts) in the broker.

Peek at messages in a queue without consuming them. Messages are requeued by default. ackmode: ack_requeue_true (peek, default), ack_requeue_false (consume)

List all consumers on the RabbitMQ broker.

Check if a protocol listener is active. protocol: amqp091, amqp10, mqtt, stomp, web-mqtt, web-stomp, http, https

Get detailed information about specific shovel by name that is in a selected virtual host (vhost) in the RabbitMQ broker.

Get bindings, optionally filtered by queue or exchange. If neither is specified, returns all bindings in the vhost.

Get a workflow recipe. Available: pre_flight_migration_check, migrate_definitions, setup_federation, queue_metrics_analysis, node_resource_analysis, export_topology_graph, trace_message_route, find_orphaned_queues, find_unbound_exchanges, trace_dead_letter_chain, inspect_dead_letters, dlq_summary, broker_recommendations, queue_health_assessment, resource_headroom_check, policy_conflict_detection

Get detailed information about a specific node in the cluster including memory, disk, uptime, and runtime details.

List all open channels on the broker.

Check for local alarms on the active broker.

Check if there are quorum queues with minimum online quorum.