The Featured Authorized Partner for RabbitMQ — named by the engineers who build it
AceMQ is the Featured Authorized Partner for RabbitMQ, named by the RabbitMQ Core Engineering Team — the people who write and maintain the broker. That recognition covers RabbitMQ support, licensing and professional services, and it makes AceMQ the only RabbitMQ partner with a direct line to the core team. When an escalation needs an answer that is not in the documentation, it does not stop at a support tier.
You do not have to take our word for it — RabbitMQ lists AceMQ on its own site.
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Where you are now, and where you end up
Concrete state changes, not deliverable counts. This is what actually differs about your RabbitMQ estate when the engagement closes.
The cluster's version, patch level and CVE exposure are known approximately, from memory.
A written inventory per node and per cluster, checked against the published CVE register, with what to patch first.
Queue types, policies and HA settings were chosen at go-live and never revisited.
Every queue type and policy reviewed against the workload it carries, with the classic-to-quorum candidates listed.
Alerts exist for whatever the last incident was. Nothing watches the next one.
A monitoring gap analysis against the ten failure patterns we see most, with the thresholds written down.
The team knows something is fragile but cannot rank the risks or cost the fixes.
A prioritised remediation list with effort, risk and sequencing, usable as a plan or as a procurement basis.
What's covered
How it actually runs
Every phase has a defined duration and a concrete artifact handed over at the end of it. You always know what stage you're in and what you've received.
Self-Service Check
Run the free health check at assessment.acemq.com against your management API. It produces a report on cluster health, queue depths, consumer lag, node resources and policy compliance. Many teams stop here; the engineer-led assessment starts from this report rather than repeating it.
- Automated health report
- Queue depth and consumer lag summary
- Node resource and policy findings
Intake and Access
We agree scope, clusters in and out, and the read-only access we need. Screen-share is the default; we take no system access and store no client data, which is why regulated teams are comfortable with it.
- Scope and cluster list
- Access agreed, read-only
- Incident history and known concerns collected
Assessment
A senior engineer works through the six scope areas against your actual configuration, metrics and client code, with your team in the room where it helps. Findings are checked against the failure patterns we see most across 130+ estates.
- Inventory per node and cluster
- Findings ranked by risk
- Evidence for each finding
Findings and Plan
A written report and a walkthrough with the engineer who did the work. Every finding carries the fix, the effort and the risk of leaving it, sequenced into a plan you can execute yourselves, with us alongside, or hand to a support or managed-services contract.
- Written findings report
- Prioritised remediation plan with sequencing
- Recommendation on support, managed services or upgrade, where relevant
Real RabbitMQ Results
See how enterprises trust AceMQ for their most critical RabbitMQ workloads.
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