So I have a basic sample with events being published over an AMQP event bus. In my setup, I have a very basic direct exchange - single queue with multiple listener processes all listening on the same queue.
In case a worker dies while processing a message, it should be requeued back and picked up by the next available listener. If say there’s something bad about the message, then the message should at max be retried for 4 times. After the 4th time, the message should be quarantined (maybe put on a dead letter queue).
For the first one above, I guess an explicit AMQP ack is required. Is there an example of configuring this on Axon amqp?
For the second requirement (fixed number of retries): I’m pretty new to AMQP as well - but looking at AMQP, it doesn’t offer anything around a dequeue count. Direction (from SO) seems to be to add a message header to indicate number of dequeues. Again, what’s a good extension point in Axon for this? Examples would be great
On the Axon side, I see error handling section under event processing (http://www.axonframework.org/docs/2.3/event-processing.html) - but this just indicates that the event handler is retried after a delay (on the same node in case of a transient exception from the event handler)
Thanks!
Raghu