With the command ls you can list all available destinations of the message-provider. Additional information such as number of the consumers and messages are displayed (this might vary, depending on the provider).
pls <target> [options]
(short for plunger <target> -C ls [options])
List all available destinations (colored by default)
$ pls target
queue.application-events (1/82)
queue.application-failover (0/0)
queue.dlq (0/0)
queue.tasks (4/904)
queue.testing (temporary) (0/50)
topic.monitoring-events (0/0)
List all destinations with messages that are durable
$ pls target -mt
queue.application-events (1/82)
queue.tasks (4/904)
Available via pls --help
- -c,--consumer / Only show destinations with consumers
- -i,--informations / When set, additional informations (like counters) are omitted.
- -m,--messages / Only show destinations with messages.
- -p,--persistent / Filters temporary destinations.
- -t,--temporary / Filters persistent (durable) destinations.