CloudAMQP could be improved in some areas, though it seems pretty complete to me, also because there are plugins, so in case of a missing feature, which so far has never happened to me, you can develop them or look for them in this plugin marketplace. Something from a graphical point of view could be updated, which has always remained a bit outdated, but nothing major besides that. In terms of necessary improvements regarding the user interface or other less obvious aspects, I think it is not very straightforward to take advantage of the charts to understand what happened further back in time, because the visualization really limits the data, showing only the most recent ones. Log management is also not particularly intuitive, which in my opinion should be reviewed.
Tech Lead & Senior Software Engineer at a computer software company with 201-500 employees
Real User
Top 5
Oct 26, 2026
CloudAMQP's proprietary features, such as queue pause, or pausing a queue, when you contract LavinMQ, cause any application that is based on this service to become locked in. They would need to work on something that would make this LavinMQ-based service as little lock-in as possible, maybe even adding this to the RabbitMQ specification itself or something similar. Beyond that, the pricing is an area for improvement. They do not offer, as far as I remember, a pay-as-you-go plan, which would be a way for me to spend according to what I consume, without being too tied to a specific plan pricing tier. If you choose a certain plan and later want to upgrade, you have a certain monetary jump to make that upgrade. If you have a higher demand for volume or need more resources, your upgrade jump can be very large, and that can, when you only need a bit more resources, cause a cost increase that could be improved.
QA Automation Engineer at American Bureau of Shipment
Real User
Top 5
Oct 26, 2026
A better UI could improve CloudAMQP, allowing the basic length of the queue to be visualized along with a graph to show different times for a day, a week, or a month, enabling me to see how many messages were in the queue during specific times or ranges. Having options in the graph and the history of the messages would enhance my experience. I chose nine because the main reason it is not a ten is simply that it could have more options in the graph and the history of the messages.
Software Developer at a computer software company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 10
Oct 23, 2026
The pricing jump between small plans and dedicated clusters can be a bit steep for growing teams, while the UI for log searching and deep message inspection could also be more intuitive without relying on external tools.
CloudAMQP can be improved, as sometimes while upgrading, for instance, if I am running a Big Bunny cluster and want to upgrade to Happy Hour, there is a lag or slowness while upgrading from one queue to another. Apart from the upgrade lag, everything is working fine with excellent customer support. Regarding pricing, there are lots of pricing plans in CloudAMQP, allowing me to purchase based on my requirements.
CloudAMQP can be improved in a few ways, such as lowering the pricing at scale and keeping the pricing structure simpler. It should also have a better beginner experience, improvements in UI and UX, and we would appreciate more advanced analytics.
CloudAMQP offers a managed RabbitMQ service in the cloud, providing reliable message queuing for apps of any scale. It supports seamless integration with existing infrastructure, enabling efficient data handling and communication channels.
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CloudAMQP could be improved in some areas, though it seems pretty complete to me, also because there are plugins, so in case of a missing feature, which so far has never happened to me, you can develop them or look for them in this plugin marketplace. Something from a graphical point of view could be updated, which has always remained a bit outdated, but nothing major besides that. In terms of necessary improvements regarding the user interface or other less obvious aspects, I think it is not very straightforward to take advantage of the charts to understand what happened further back in time, because the visualization really limits the data, showing only the most recent ones. Log management is also not particularly intuitive, which in my opinion should be reviewed.
At the moment I do not see any major improvements that could be made, though some interface improvements could be done.
CloudAMQP's proprietary features, such as queue pause, or pausing a queue, when you contract LavinMQ, cause any application that is based on this service to become locked in. They would need to work on something that would make this LavinMQ-based service as little lock-in as possible, maybe even adding this to the RabbitMQ specification itself or something similar. Beyond that, the pricing is an area for improvement. They do not offer, as far as I remember, a pay-as-you-go plan, which would be a way for me to spend according to what I consume, without being too tied to a specific plan pricing tier. If you choose a certain plan and later want to upgrade, you have a certain monetary jump to make that upgrade. If you have a higher demand for volume or need more resources, your upgrade jump can be very large, and that can, when you only need a bit more resources, cause a cost increase that could be improved.
A better UI could improve CloudAMQP, allowing the basic length of the queue to be visualized along with a graph to show different times for a day, a week, or a month, enabling me to see how many messages were in the queue during specific times or ranges. Having options in the graph and the history of the messages would enhance my experience. I chose nine because the main reason it is not a ten is simply that it could have more options in the graph and the history of the messages.
The pricing jump between small plans and dedicated clusters can be a bit steep for growing teams, while the UI for log searching and deep message inspection could also be more intuitive without relying on external tools.
CloudAMQP can be improved, as sometimes while upgrading, for instance, if I am running a Big Bunny cluster and want to upgrade to Happy Hour, there is a lag or slowness while upgrading from one queue to another. Apart from the upgrade lag, everything is working fine with excellent customer support. Regarding pricing, there are lots of pricing plans in CloudAMQP, allowing me to purchase based on my requirements.
CloudAMQP can be improved in a few ways, such as lowering the pricing at scale and keeping the pricing structure simpler. It should also have a better beginner experience, improvements in UI and UX, and we would appreciate more advanced analytics.
CloudAMQP can be improved as the pricing is a bit high, and if that could be reduced, it would be a great tool.