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Cony is a HTTP based service for providing insight into running RabbitMQ processes

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file LICENSE Tue Jun 16 15:22:30 -0700 2009 First commit of working Cony code, only support... [gmr]
file README Wed Oct 07 02:01:59 -0700 2009 modified README to reflect current state of code [Brian Rosner]
directory assets/ Tue Jun 16 20:14:49 -0700 2009 Fix JS error with graphs that have hit the max ... [gmr]
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file cony.yaml Tue Jun 16 20:04:06 -0700 2009 Adding timeout which isnt really used, need to ... [gmr]
README
Cony - a HTTP based service for providing insight into running RabbitMQ processes

Author: Gavin M. Roy <gmr@myyearbook.com>
License: New BSD License

Requirements:

 - Python 2.5+
 - py_interface
 - pyyaml
 
Installation:

Install py_interface and pyyaml, edit the cony.yaml file setting the information such 
as the erlang cookie and rabbitmq node you'd like this daemon to provide data for.
Currently it can only monitor one node per daemon, and as such it is intended to be run
on the same machine as the rabbitmq node you are monitoring

Web UI:

Access to the real-time monitoring web ui is done by browsing to the default page.
Example: http://rabbitmqnode:8080

Raw Data Access:

Data is returned in JSON format and accessed via HTTP Get.

Current commands:

/stats - Returns all stats gathered for a node
/stats/list_queues - Returns all queue stats