RabbitMQ log rolling

Configure log rolling to manage storage limits.

RabbitMQ log rolling helps to reduce the size and number of logs created by RabbitMQ on an On-Premise Callback server. This guide presents instructions for configuring log rolling depending on your Callback version.

Note:

The On-Premise Callback 9.5.7+ installer configures RabbitMQ log rolling automatically with the following values:

log.file.rotation.size = 10485760
log.file.rotation.count = 5

9.5.7+

To update the default configuration of RabbitMQ log rolling in On-Premise Callback 9.5.7+, edit the following values in the rabbitmq.conf file (located at \\Virtual Hold Technology\RabbitMQ Server\ by default):

log.file.rotation.size = <size in bytes>
log.file.rotation.count = <number of files>

The count attribute represents the number of log files to keep in addition to the active file.

The size attribute represents the maximum size of each file, in bytes.

9.5.6 and earlier

To configure RabbitMQ log rolling in On-Premise Callback 9.5.6 and earlier, add the following configuration to the rabbitmq.conf file (located at \\Virtual Hold Technology\RabbitMQ Server\ by default):

[
    {rabbit, [
        {log, [
            {file, [
                {size, <size in bytes>},
                {count, <number of files>}
            ]}
        ]}
    ]}
].

The count attribute represents the number of log files to keep in addition to the active file.

The size attribute represents the maximum size of each file, in bytes.