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This page describes how to check that no operations are currently in progress on the platformCheck that the Abiquo RabbitMQ queues are empty on the Abiquo Monolithic Server, Abiquo Server or Datanode server
The number of messages in all queues must be 0.
# rabbitmqctl list_queues messages name
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# rabbitmqctl list_queues messages name
Listing queues ...
0 abiquo.am.notifications
0 abiquo.bpm.notifications
0 abiquo.datacenter.requests.ADatacenter.bpm
0 abiquo.datacenter.requests.ADatacenter.virtualfactory
0 abiquo.ha.tasks
0 abiquo.nodecollector.notifications
0 abiquo.pcrsync.messages
0 abiquo.pcrsync.parking-expect-no-consumers
0 abiquo.scheduler.fast.requests
0 abiquo.scheduler.requests
0 abiquo.scheduler.slow.requests
0 abiquo.tracer.traces
0 abiquo.virtualfactory.notifications
0 abiquo.virtualmachines.definitionsyncs
0 abiquo.vsm.eventsynk
...done.
On the V2V Server, check for any active conversions by checking for the V2V or Mechadora processes
$ ps aux | grep v2v
$ ps aux | grep mechadora
When users' VM operations are blocked and all of the above checks show that no tasks are running, it is safe to halt the platform.
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