ils to: ph...@questdiagnostics.com
The diagnostic data is consistent with a slow or stuck consumer. However,
without a thread dump from the consumer it's impossible to say for sure.
Is the consumer running in WildFly or on a remote machine?
Justin
On Wed, Nov 9, 2022
his info [1]. Again, you need to get a
thread dump from the consumer when the problem actually happens.
I recommend you set up scripts to gather this data at regular intervals so that
the next time the problem arises you can go back and look at what was happening
on the server and the client leading
hen the problem actually happens.
Regarding the thread dump, check out this info [1]. Again, you need to get a
thread dump from the consumer when the problem actually happens.
I recommend you set up scripts to gather this data at regular intervals so that
the next time the problem arises you can go back and look at
es
- Number of messages in delivery (this indicates how many messages have
been dispatched to consumers but have not yet been acknowledged)
- On the consumer:
- Thread dump to see if the consumer is stuck for any reason
Justin
On Mon, Sep 26, 2022 at 1:38 PM Thomas, Patrick R <
patric
Hello,
I am new to this mailing list. I built at application years ago using WildFly
10 and the ActiveMQ that is embedded. Recently, on extremely rare occasions,
one of our queues slow down. My log files of my application show that messages
are delayed by anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes. The queu
