Hey Tim,
So a persistent message sent on a topic will not go to KahaDB store unless
there is a durable subscriber ?
Correct me if I am wrong
Thanks,
Anuj
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What data structure does ActiveMQ use for delayed messages.
I think this is exactly what I need, but it could be easy for us to
accidentally enqueue 1M delayed messages.
and if our throughput falls of in that situation then the total overall
system throughput will fail.
One idea is to have a who
… sorry. That previous email accidentally sent.
I imagine I could keep everything in ONE queue… which makes things easier.
> It's use that at certain times, some items could be throttled into the
> millions of items.
.. I was going to say this would mean one queue, with a backlog of millions
o
I imagine I could keep everything in ONE queue… which makes things easier.
It's use that at certain times, some items could be throttled into the
millions of items.
On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 12:21 PM, Gaurav Sharma
wrote:
> Without knowing much about the domain, now that doesn't seem like the
>
Without knowing much about the domain, now that doesn't seem like the
best way to attack this problem. If you were hoping to do any sort of
secondly or few-secondly moving windows, the rpc/remoteness alone
would negate the use of such a system. A remote system for rate
throttling is better suited f
How would activemq handle a lot of queues per box? Like 1M …
I'm doing this to implement throttling. and since we can get stats on each
queue, I can see if we're massively backlogged on one of the queues.
AIs each queue its own database?
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I have a standard producer/consumer model with N consumers listening on
queues.
One of the problems we have is that some of our resources are constrained.
We don't want to fetch them too often so we throttle them.
We're migrating to activemq and need this feature to switch over.
I'm thinking ab
Hi,
I'm trying to intercept a message at the broker level and redirect it to a
test queue if a certain header is present, otherwise leave the message to go
where it is.
I've been following this guide:
http://activemq.apache.org/broker-camel-component.html
and camel.xml entry looks like this:
We are trying to run perf tests and keep hitting this error
javax.jms.ResourceAllocationException: Persistent store is Full, 100% of
2147483648. Stopping producer (ID:x-52166-1401201837673-1:1:1:1) to
prevent flooding queue://x..x. See
http://activemq.apache.org/producer-flow-contro
I looked at the thread dump but it does not point to something obvious.
Attached are the thread dumps.
I am trying to simulate this on a pure vanilla ActiveMQ instance with some
random data.
On Tue, May 27, 2014 at 5:08 PM, ceposta [via ActiveMQ] <
ml-node+s2283324n4681454...@n4.nabble.com> wrot
On 05/29/2014 02:30 AM, khandelwalanuj wrote:
Hi,
ActiveMQ v5.8
Is there any difference in kahaDB store technique for topics and queues.
When producer sends a persistent message on a destination, Does kahaDB use
different ways to store for topics and queues ?
I was seeing some of the ActiveMQ
Hi all,
I'm facing some problems with activemq. I'm using version 5.6 with the
default configuration. I've only one producer and one consumer. Actually
it is one application which is first sending messages to queue and then
reading them. My activemq is running on a virtual machine placed in the
Hi
Im trying to integrate my mosquitto client to activemq mqtt broker with SSL.
There is a problem at handshaking and cpiher suites
here is my client and server logs;
./mosquitto_sub -h localhost -p 8883 -t "SERVICE_TOPIC" --cafile
/etc/mosquitto/ca_certificates/ca.crt -d --tls-version tlsv1
Cli
Hi,
Does any one have suggestions for my above query?
regards
D
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