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Send a message to a queue channel command
Synopsis
Send command allows to send one or many message to a queue channel
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kubemqctl queues send [flags]
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Examples
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    # Send message to a queue channel channel
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    kubemqctl queue send q1 some-message
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    # Send message to a queue channel with metadata
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    kubemqctl queue send q1 some-message --metadata some-metadata
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    # Send 5 messages to a queues channel with metadata
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    kubemqctl queue send q1 some-message --metadata some-metadata -m 5
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    # Send message to a queue channel with a message expiration of 5 seconds
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    kubemqctl queue send q1 some-message -e 5
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    # Send message to a queue channel with a message delay of 5 seconds
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    kubemqctl queue send q1 some-message -d 5
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    # Send message to a queue channel with a message policy of max receive 5 times and dead-letter queue 'dead-letter'
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    kubemqctl queue send q1 some-message -r 5 -q dead-letter
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Options
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  -q, --dead-letter-queue string   set dead-letter queue name
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  -d, --delay int                  set queue message sending delay seconds
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  -e, --expiration int             set queue message expiration seconds
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  -h, --help                       help for send
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  -r, --max-receive int            set dead-letter max receive count
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  -m, --messages int               set dead-letter max receive count (default 1)
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      --metadata string            set queue message metadata field
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Options inherited from parent commands
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      --config string   set kubemqctl configuration file (default "./.kubemqctl.yaml")
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