You can get this info by running ./bin/console config:dump-reference enqueue
command.
enqueue:
transport: # Required
default:
alias: ~ # Required
null: []
stomp:
host: localhost
port: 61613
login: guest
password: guest
vhost: /
sync: true
connection_timeout: 1
buffer_size: 1000
lazy: true
rabbitmq_stomp:
host: localhost
port: 61613
login: guest
password: guest
vhost: /
sync: true
connection_timeout: 1
buffer_size: 1000
lazy: true
# The option tells whether RabbitMQ broker has management plugin installed or not
management_plugin_installed: false
management_plugin_port: 15672
# The option tells whether RabbitMQ broker has delay plugin installed or not
delay_plugin_installed: false
amqp:
# The host to connect too. Note: Max 1024 characters
host: localhost
# Port on the host.
port: 5672
# The login name to use. Note: Max 128 characters.
login: guest
# Password. Note: Max 128 characters.
password: guest
# The virtual host on the host. Note: Max 128 characters.
vhost: /
# Connection timeout. Note: 0 or greater seconds. May be fractional.
connect_timeout: ~
# Timeout in for income activity. Note: 0 or greater seconds. May be fractional.
read_timeout: ~
# Timeout in for outcome activity. Note: 0 or greater seconds. May be fractional.
write_timeout: ~
persisted: false
lazy: true
rabbitmq_amqp:
# The host to connect too. Note: Max 1024 characters
host: localhost
# Port on the host.
port: 5672
# The login name to use. Note: Max 128 characters.
login: guest
# Password. Note: Max 128 characters.
password: guest
# The virtual host on the host. Note: Max 128 characters.
vhost: /
# Connection timeout. Note: 0 or greater seconds. May be fractional.
connect_timeout: ~
# Timeout in for income activity. Note: 0 or greater seconds. May be fractional.
read_timeout: ~
# Timeout in for outcome activity. Note: 0 or greater seconds. May be fractional.
write_timeout: ~
persisted: false
lazy: true
# The option tells whether RabbitMQ broker has delay plugin installed or not
delay_plugin_installed: false
fs:
# The store directory where all queue\topics files will be created and messages are stored
store_dir: ~ # Required
# The option tells how many messages should be read from file at once. The feature save resources but could lead to bigger messages lose.
pre_fetch_count: 1
# The queue files are created with this given permissions if not exist.
chmod: 384
client:
traceable_producer: false
prefix: enqueue
app_name: app
router_topic: router
router_queue: default
router_processor: enqueue.client.router_processor
default_processor_queue: default
redelivered_delay_time: 0
job: false
extensions:
doctrine_ping_connection_extension: false
doctrine_clear_identity_map_extension: false
signal_extension: true