The company develops one of the world's leading unified physical security platforms. Their RabbitMQ clusters on Windows were experiencing leader election delays causing 6–8 hour downtime incidents.
A known RabbitMQ bug was causing leader election delays of 6–8 hours under heavy load, creating significant downtime for security platform operations. The Windows-based deployment added operational complexity, and the client needed to plan a migration to Linux while maintaining stability in a highly controlled deployment environment.
Windows-based RabbitMQ deployment, client-mandated environment constraints, load-balanced cluster with DNS-based failover.
AceMQ provided targeted consulting hours for version patching, load balancer configuration, troubleshooting training, and Linux migration planning. The engagement included a repeatable playbook for RabbitMQ restarts and troubleshooting procedures.
The client resolved the critical leader election issue, gained internal troubleshooting capabilities, and has a clear migration path from Windows to Linux for improved operational efficiency.
Rapid troubleshooting of production incidents including stuck queues, publish failures, cluster instability, and performance bottlenecks.
Aligning RabbitMQ with long-term platform strategy through installation design, operational model changes, and automation planning.
Whether you need architecture advisory, 24/7 support, or full managed services, AceMQ has the expertise to help.