Implement a view of the AMQP queue length - #28
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Add a new view at /retracers-queue-length/ showing retracer AMQP queue lengths over the last 48 hours. Data is collected using a new timer (`record_queue_lengths.py`), and stored in Cassandra's `Indexes` table. Mostly made by DeepSeek V4 Flash using the following prompt: ``` In the `errors` app, similar to `views.retracers_results`, implement a new view showing the length of the `retracer` AMQP queue over time for the last 2 days. ```
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This is motivated by having such a view built-in, so as not to rely on some infrastructure Grafana. Grafana is great to see details and make deep analysis, but is also external to the system, needs to be configured, and can fail independently. A simple built-in view helps the Error Tracker operators always have at least one simple view at hand to quickly assess how the system is behaving.