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8.2.2. Queue Threshold Alerts
				Queue Threshold Alerts are issued by the broker when a queue with a capacity limit set (either 
qpid.max_size or qpid.max_count) approaches 80% of its limit. The figure of 80% is configurable across the server using the broker option --default-event-threshold-ratio. If you set this to zero, alerts are disabled for all queues by default. Additionally, you can override the default alert threshold per-queue using qpid.alert_count and qpid.alert_size when creating the queue.
			
				The Alerts are sent via the QMF framework. You can subscribe to the alert messages by listening to the address 
qmf.default.topic/agent.ind.event.org_apache_qpid_broker.queueThresholdExceeded.#. Alerts are sent as map messages.
			
				The following code demonstrates subscribing to and consuming alert messages:
			
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Alert Repeat Gap
					To avoid alert message flooding, there is a 60 second gap between alert messages. This can be overridden on a per-queue basis using the qpid.alert_repeat_gap to specify a different value in seconds.
				
Backwards-compatible aliases
The following aliases are maintained for compatibility with earlier clients:
- x-qpid-maximum-message-countis equivalent to- qpid.alert_count
- x-qpid-maximum-message-sizeis equivalent to- qpid.alert_size
- x-qpid-minimum-alert-repeat-gapis equivalent to- qpid.alert_repeat_gap