RabbitMQ is typically deployed as shared infrastructure serving multiple services simultaneously. Attribute’s eBPF sensor reads AMQP protocol traffic at runtime, identifies which microservices are producing and consuming messages, and maps queue activity to cost. Self-managed RabbitMQ on EC2, GKE, or AKS is fully supported.
WHAT YOU GET:
→ Cost attribution by producing and consuming microservice
→ Per-customer and per-workload queue cost allocation
→ Shared RabbitMQ resource cost split across consumers
→ Anomaly detection on messaging-driven spend
→ Self-managed RabbitMQ coverage on EC2, GKE, and AKS
BEST FOR:
SaaS teams running self-managed RabbitMQ as shared messaging infrastructure who need to allocate queue costs across workloads or customers.