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Introduce a new queue argument x-consumer-timeout in RabbitMQ to allow users to specify a maximum time a message can be processed by a consumer before it is considered unacknowledged. This feature aims to provide greater control over message processing times and improve the handling of slow consumers.
Description
In current RabbitMQ implementations, managing the time a consumer spends processing a message relies on a combination of client-side logic and RabbitMQ's heartbeat mechanism. However, these methods do not directly address scenarios where a consumer might be taking too long to process a single message, potentially leading to message processing delays and inefficiencies in resource utilization.
The proposed x-consumer-timeout feature would allow users to set a timeout value (in milliseconds) at the queue level. This timeout would define the maximum allowed time for a consumer to process a message after it has been delivered and before it acknowledges the message back to RabbitMQ. If the consumer fails to acknowledge the message within this timeframe, RabbitMQ would automatically requeue the message, making it available for redelivery to the same or a different consumer.
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Summary
Introduce a new queue argument x-consumer-timeout in RabbitMQ to allow users to specify a maximum time a message can be processed by a consumer before it is considered unacknowledged. This feature aims to provide greater control over message processing times and improve the handling of slow consumers.
Description
In current RabbitMQ implementations, managing the time a consumer spends processing a message relies on a combination of client-side logic and RabbitMQ's heartbeat mechanism. However, these methods do not directly address scenarios where a consumer might be taking too long to process a single message, potentially leading to message processing delays and inefficiencies in resource utilization.
The proposed x-consumer-timeout feature would allow users to set a timeout value (in milliseconds) at the queue level. This timeout would define the maximum allowed time for a consumer to process a message after it has been delivered and before it acknowledges the message back to RabbitMQ. If the consumer fails to acknowledge the message within this timeframe, RabbitMQ would automatically requeue the message, making it available for redelivery to the same or a different consumer.
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