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CloudAMQP is a managed hosting platform for RabbitMQ and LavinMQ message brokers. It installs, operates, and scales broker clusters on cloud providers, handling server management and monitoring so teams can focus on their applications. The service includes a control panel with monitoring tools, custom alarms via email, webhooks, and external services, and a RabbitMQ Diagnostic Tool for identifying common cluster errors.

Key capabilities include scaling and upgrading clusters without downtime, enabling plugins from the control panel, and inviting team members with separate accounts sharing the same instances. RabbitMQ supports protocols such as AMQP, MQTT, HTTPS, STOMP, and WebSockets. Dedicated instances on AWS and Azure allow specifying node counts and creating clusters in a dedicated VPC.

CloudAMQP is aimed at developers and teams needing managed message broker infrastructure. Plans are available for both LavinMQ and RabbitMQ, with multi-tenant options for development or small projects and dedicated plans in 1-, 3-, and 5-node configurations. Free tiers are available for development use, and the service can be tried at no cost.

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