rabbitmq

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by rabbitmq 12y ago
:-) The founding team, yes.
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by rabbitmq 13y ago
RabbitMQ supports HTTP and has a clean easy API. Scales in lots of ways. Supports very high throughput on a single cheap AMI. Has awesome GUI and UI. Etc. YMMV.
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by rabbitmq 13y ago
"RabbitMQ could not enqueue/dequeue fast enough"? I think the STOMP plugin was still pre-production a year ago. You may want to try using RabbitMQ 3.x..
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by rabbitmq 13y ago
Sidebar --- anyone interested in running tests with RabbitMQ should check out these posts as a starting point. http://www.rabbitmq.com/blog/2012/04/17/rabbitmq-performance... http://www.rabbitmq.com/blog/2012/04/25/rabbitmq-performance..
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by rabbitmq 14y ago
Thanks for this lengthy reply. I'll try to keep mine short and that means skipping over a bunch of stuff. First, re "whilst exchanges and bindings survive the loss of individual nodes, queues and their messages do not" -- this needs to be
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by rabbitmq 14y ago
Paddy, thanks for asking me if I am "familiar with the basics" of a DHT. Just to be clear, I don't think DHTs are the same as messaging systems. But, they touch on a set of related issues. My assertion was that "Just because software runs
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by rabbitmq 14y ago
This does not make any sense. All software runs on machines. Each machine is potentially a 'single point of failure'. This sometimes is a problem, and sometimes is not. Just because software runs on multiple machines it does not mean tha
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by rabbitmq 14y ago
Nice post. One way to delegate the Java client redirect is to use Spring AMQP for automatic connection failover. This has been available since 1.1.0 GA in May 2012. For other languages, and in general, we are looking into ways to make the
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by rabbitmq 14y ago
shameless rabbitmq mqtt plug here :-) http://www.rabbitmq.com/blog/2012/09/12/mqtt-adapter/
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by rabbitmq 14y ago
So, why not just deliver that topology using off the shelf components? Rabbit, Kafka, ZeroMQ, ... the toolbox is deep. This is not meant as a criticism, I am simply trying to understand what I am missing when I look at your design :-)
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by rabbitmq 14y ago
Master-slave etc are HA techniques for replicating state eg queues (or "channels" as nsq calls them?). "Decentralized and distributed" has nothing to do with state, master/slave or any of that; it's a topological property of your system. Y
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by rabbitmq 14y ago
yay! congratulations Tim
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by rabbitmq 15y ago
Our thoughts on sockets -- SockJS http://www.rabbitmq.com/blog/2011/09/13/sockjs-websocket-emu...
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by rabbitmq 15y ago
I don't know what WebLogic can do for flow control exactly. Please email rabbitmq-discuss to get a definitive answer and discussion on what you can do with Rabbit, which supports various mechanisms.
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by rabbitmq 15y ago
If you want to know what motivated the creation of RabbitMQ please read chapter 1 of Jason and Alvaro's book, "RabbitMQ in Action" - http://www.manning.com/videla/Videla_MEAPCH01.pdf RabbitMQ's main motivation has been to make it easier t
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by rabbitmq 15y ago
If you have any questions or problems involving RabbitMQ please email us (info@rabbitmq.com) or post to the mailing list. "one interesting concept about queues is contention and this is where RabbitMQ and others are behind" Can you explain
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by rabbitmq 15y ago
"a feature of the open source Erlang VM that's improved in the pay-for-support version" Erlang was created by a telco in the 1990s and since then has been battered in production by serious users. It's real software. The version that Erics
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by rabbitmq 15y ago
Thank-you. The docs for HA are here: http://www.rabbitmq.com/pacemaker.html This also works with Veritas if you use that instead of DRDB. Please note that we are currently QAing a new HA model which is active/active. Watch this space!
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by rabbitmq 15y ago
So For The Record. Reddit are atill using RabbitMQ and as far as I can tell they are happy with it. If anyone has any doubts or questions about this, please email us. info@rabbitmq.com
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by rabbitmq 15y ago
We have always accepted server patches via the mailing list: https://lists.rabbitmq.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rabbitmq... But it's true that the community has been much more involved in clients like Pika, for example. And yes we are
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by rabbitmq 15y ago
Tim, what do you think is cool about BQL that might be needed in the future?
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by rabbitmq 16y ago
Rabbit.js implements the ZeroMQ patterns in node.js. Some other things that might help understanding here: http://www.rabbitmq.com/blog/2010/09/22/broker-vs-brokerless... http://www.rabbitmq.com/blog/2010/10/18/rabbitmq0mq-bridge/ The s
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by rabbitmq 16y ago
More details here: http://lists.rabbitmq.com/pipermail/rabbitmq-announce/2010-A... The new persister is going to help a LOT of people. Check it out!
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by rabbitmq 16y ago
OK, here's my reply: > Well, I'll try to elaborate on my rant. Most of it from memory (been a year ago since I last touched AMQP). Back then when I looked at AMQP (and used it for one project): AMQP is quite new - think about the early
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by rabbitmq 16y ago
Hey thanks for that. Good response. I'm travelling so a full response is on its way soon..ish.
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by rabbitmq 16y ago
It turns out that RabbitMQ's throughput of tens of thousands of transient messages per second per CPU is enough for a lot of cases. Similar story with latency. ZeroMQ does a lot of neat stuff to make it go faster still, e.g taking out the
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by rabbitmq 16y ago
Since ZeroMQ has no broker but is peer to peer, that would be somewhat unnatural. Cheers alexis
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by rabbitmq 16y ago
Hi, Alexis here from RabbitMQ. Wtf? You may not like what we do with AMQP but I can assure that lots of people are very happy using it in its RabbitMQ incarnation. Which version of AMQP have you "had the misfortune to work with" and how h
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by rabbitmq 17y ago
Thanks for your comment. I could not find the 139 page document to which you refer. There are two 0-91 docs, one is the spec definition for users, which as I said short and is mostly edge cases you can ignore. There is a second doc for imp
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by rabbitmq 17y ago
Hi, alexis here from RabbitMQ. Yes, we implement AMQP. We also provide support for other useful things like STOMP and HTTP Pubsubhubbub. We implement these other protocols as well as AMQP because some times people don't need to use the fu

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