Verify that an AMQP server is available, and return the server's connection information. This is helpful for debugging purposes.

Receives a message from an AMQP-based queue

This action will return a message from a given queue, if a message is available to get.
If no message is available, this action will return `null`.

Use a [Branch on Expression](components/branch.mdx) step to branch based on whether or not a message was fetched.
You can check if the results of this step are non-null using the **exists** operator.

You have two options for marking a message "acknowledged":

1. You can set the `Acknowledge Message` input to `true`.
   This will cause the message to be acknowledged immediately, and the message will be removed from the queue.
1. You can choose to not acknowledge the message immediately, but instead process the message and then pass the message to a [Acknowledge Message](#acknowledge-message) step instead.
   This option is helpful if you would like to ensure the message is processed completely before removing it from the queue.


Rejects one message from an AMQP-based queue

An AMQP connection is comprised of a host name (this can be an IP address or FQDN endpoint), port, protocol and vhost.
For example, if you are told that your AMQP server is hosted at `amqps://amqp.example.com:5672/example/vhost`, enter `amqp.example.com` for the **host**, and `5672` for the **port**, select `AMQPS` for the **protocol**, and enter `example/vhost` for the **vhost**.

AMQP often requires authentication (a username and password), but some AMQP servers are anonymous and do not require authentication.
If the server you're interacting with is allows anonymous authentication, you can omit the **username** and **password** fields.

You can verify that your settings are correct using the this component's [Check AMQP Connection](#check-amqp-connection) action.


Send and receive messages on an AMQP-based message broker

The Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (**AMQP**) is a standard protocol for interacting with message brokers and queueing platforms.
It is used by many common message broker services like [Azure Event Hubs](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/event-hubs/), [Apache Qpid](https://qpid.apache.org/), [RabbitMQ](https://www.rabbitmq.com/) and more.

This component allows you to manage messages on an AMQP-based queue.

#### API Documentation
This component was built using the [AMQP API Reference](https://amqp-node.github.io/amqplib/channel_api.html#api_reference).


Action Name	Action Description
Get Message	Receives a message from an AMQP-based queue
Publish Message	Add a message to an AMQP-based queue
Reject Message	Rejects one message from an AMQP-based queue
Acknowledge Message	Acknowledge a previously fetched message
Check AMQP Connection	Verify that an AMQP server is available, and return the server's connection information. This is helpful for debugging purposes.

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