I have two servers, call them A and B. B runs RabbitMQ, while A connects to RabbitMQ via Kombu. If I restart RabbitMQ on B, the kombu connection breaks, and the messages are no longer delivered. I then have to reset the process on A to re-establish the connection. Is there a better approach, i.e. is there a way for Kombu to re-connect automatically, even if the RabbitMQ process is restarted?
My basic code implementation is below, thanks in advance! :)
def start_consumer(routing_key, incoming_exchange_name, outgoing_exchange_name):
global rabbitmq_producer
incoming_exchange = kombu.Exchange(name=incoming_exchange_name, type='direct')
incoming_queue = kombu.Queue(name=routing_key+'_'+incoming_exchange_name, exchange=incoming_exchange, routing_key=routing_key)#, auto_delete=True)
outgoing_exchange = kombu.Exchange(name=outgoing_exchange_name, type='direct')
rabbitmq_producer = kombu.Producer(settings.rabbitmq_connection0, exchange=outgoing_exchange, serializer='json', compression=None, auto_declare=True)
settings.rabbitmq_connection0.connect()
if settings.rabbitmq_connection0.connected:
callbacks=[]
queues=[]
callbacks.append(callback)
# if push_queue:
# callbacks.append(push_message_callback)
queues.append(incoming_queue)
print 'opening a new *incoming* rabbitmq connection to the %s exchange for the %s queue' % (incoming_exchange.name, incoming_queue.name)
incoming_exchange(settings.rabbitmq_connection0).declare()
incoming_queue(settings.rabbitmq_connection0).declare()
print 'opening a new *outgoing* rabbitmq connection to the %s exchange' % outgoing_exchange.name
outgoing_exchange(settings.rabbitmq_connection0).declare()
with settings.rabbitmq_connection0.Consumer(queues=queues, callbacks=callbacks) as consumer:
while True:
settings.rabbitmq_connection0.drain_events()