The results can be many different things (SQL inserts, files written, data added to proprietary systems, etc). To do it, we have 2 choices : > Use ActiveMQ Java client > Use RabbitMQ Java client > I have checked some plugin to JMeter and Gatling and. Let us start the JMeter from /home/manisha/apache-jmeter2.9/bin/jmeter.sh. We have tests that publish messages, then wait for the messages to be processed before checking results. The setup of the test is one threadgroup with one thread or user sending 2 messages each through a request queue. The REST API responds very quickly and seems ideal for our task, but as I mentioned, it returns 'stale data' for several seconds - some kind of caching at some level, not in our code/layer. In one of my recent projects we’d to perform load testing with Apache Jmeter on Kubernetes for some large scale web applications which are running on Kubernetes. We have a scenario where we need to query the status of RabbitMQ message queues real-time, but the REST APIs available from the web management plugin appear to have a delay of several seconds before they return updated info, and the tool that powers them (rabbitmqctl) seems to be very slow (several seconds to return from rabbitmqctl list_queues). RabbitMQ is not a JMS provider but includes a plugin needed to support the JMS Queue and Topic messaging models. Is there a way to query RabbitMQ message counts real-time/quickly?

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