Bloodhound: RabbitMQ Module

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The module implements an actor that connects to RabbitMQ and publishes the JSON-marshaled API conversation to a RabbitMQ exchange.

Sidecars

RabbitSerializerActor

Connects to RabbitMQ and publishes the JSON-marshaled API conversation to a RabbitMQ exchange.

class: com.apifortress.afthem.modules.rabbitmq.actors.sidecars.serializers.RabbitSerializerActor

configuration:

General serializer settings:

• disable_on_header: if the provided header is present in the request, then the conversation will skip serialization
• enable_on_header: if the provided header is present in the request, then the conversation will be serialized
• discard_request_headers: list of request headers that should not appear in the serialized conversation
• discard_response_headers: list of response headers that should not appear in the serialized conversation
• allow_content_types: full or partial response content types which make the request eligible for serialization. If the list is null or empty, all content types will be accepted

RabbitMQ settings:

• uri: a RabbitMQ URI, as in amqp://username:password@host/virtualHost
• exchange: the ID of the RabbitMQ exchange
• routing_key: the routing key to be applied to the message (empty string is the default)
• ttl: time-to-live in milliseconds of the message. default: -1, no ttl