One of the way to see what's going on with RabbitMQ sessions is to use "ls /proc/<pid>/fd" and "lsof|grep <socket id>" to identify the file descriptors of the RabbitMQ connections, and then "strace -s 2048 -p <pid> |egrep '\((<fd1>|<fd2>)' " to see the send and recv calls to the socket.
One of the way to see what's going on with RabbitMQ sessions is to use "ls /proc/<pid>/fd" and "lsof|grep <socket id>" to identify the file descriptors of the RabbitMQ connections, and then "strace -s 2048 -p <pid> |egrep '\((<fd1>|<fd2>)' " to see the send and recv calls to the socket.