Can someone check the queue to see if it's got a lot of messsages in it?

What is the name of the queue?

Does this answer the question?

[queues.ffe0f5d3-b5b1-4a77-ad47-6ba563ebeec5]
durable = false
auto_delete = true
exclusive = true
arguments = {}

[[bindings]]
queue = "ffe0f5d3-b5b1-4a77-ad47-6ba563ebeec5"
exchange = "amq.topic"
routing_keys = ["org.fedoraproject.prod.github.push"]

Yes. There's 0 messages in that queue.

hmm. any other ideas why coreos-koji-tagger stopped processing messages?

https://os.fedoraproject.org/console/project/coreos-koji-tagger/browse/pods/coreos-koji-tagger-21-7rqjf?tab=logs

We should be seeing Skipping message from unrelated repo messages often if it was processing thing.

basically all it does now is an initial run on first startup (i.e. no need for fedmsg) and then nothing after that (should be processing messages).

ok so I'm removing my application from the equation and just using fedora-messaging. Running the following I don't see messages getting printed out, but if I follow datagrepper I can see them coming in...

fedora-messaging --conf=/etc/fedora-messaging/fedora.toml consume --callback=fedora_messaging.example:printer --routing-key org.fedoraproject.prod.github.push

Who can help me figure this out?

CC: @abompard or @jcline if he's bored/has some time. ;)

I don't have access to those logs so I can't begin to speculate. It looks like that's the public broker, maybe the federation between the two is broken.

Checked in after kevin messaged me:

11:03:20          nirik | dustymabe: abompard fixed a bridge issue... try your fedora-messaging thing again, hopefully that was
                        | related and now will work.

Things are working again