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If the RabbitMQ partition '/var/lib/rabbitmq' shows high disk usage that continues to grow, follow the steps below to identify and resolve the issue:
- Check the RabbitMQ queue:
rabbitmqctl list_queues -p intra-cyops
Review the message count for 'cyops.gateway.crudhub.data'.
If the number of messages is very high, proceed with the next steps.
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Verify the Audit logs: /var/log/cyops-gateway/gateway.log
In case of an error similar to the one below, it indicates that the message size exceeds the configured limit:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Message body is too large (69320449), maximum configured size is 67108864.
Perform the steps below to fix the issue:
- Backup the configuration file:
cp -p /opt/cyops/configs/cyops-gateway/gateway.properties /opt/cyops/configs/cyops-gateway/gateway.properties_bkp
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Edit the configuration file to increase the size limit (default is 64): Add or modify the following line.
vi /opt/cyops/configs/cyops-gateway/gateway.properties
max_inbound_message_body_size=128
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Save the file and restart the service:
systemctl restart cyops-tomcat
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Validate the fix:
Recheck the queue. The message count should begin to decrease gradually as messages are consumed, eventually freeing up RabbitMQ disk space.
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