Rabbitmq sink connector

Description

Used to write data to Rabbitmq.

Key features

• exactly-once

Options

host [string]

the default host to use for connections

port [int]

the default port to use for connections

virtual_host [string]

virtual host – the virtual host to use when connecting to the broker

username [string]

the AMQP user name to use when connecting to the broker

password [string]

the password to use when connecting to the broker

url [string]

convenience method for setting the fields in an AMQP URI: host, port, username, password and virtual host

queue_name [string]

the queue to write the message to

schema [Config]

fields [Config]

the schema fields of upstream data.

network_recovery_interval [int]

how long will automatic recovery wait before attempting to reconnect, in ms

topology_recovery_enabled [boolean]

if true, enables topology recovery

automatic_recovery_enabled [boolean]

if true, enables connection recovery

use_correlation_id [boolean]

whether the messages received are supplied with a unique id to deduplicate messages (in case of failed acknowledgments).

connection_timeout [int]

connection TCP establishment timeout in milliseconds; zero for infinite

rabbitmq.config [map]

In addition to the above parameters that must be specified by the RabbitMQ client, the user can also specify multiple non-mandatory parameters for the client, covering all the parameters specified in the official RabbitMQ document.

common options

Sink plugin common parameters, please refer to Sink Common Options for details

Example

simple:

sink {
      RabbitMQ {
          host = "rabbitmq-e2e"
          port = 5672
          virtual_host = "/"
          username = "guest"
          password = "guest"
          queue_name = "test1"
          rabbitmq.config = {
            requested-heartbeat = 10
            connection-timeout = 10
          }
      }
}

Changelog

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