Hello Justin,
I mean overall performance. All 8 consumers are clones of one another (Docker
containers) so, in theory, they should all perform more or less the same. We
are trying to find ways to reduce message buildup in the queue when a surge of
messages enter it. Setting consumerWindowSize=0
By "improve message throughput performance" are you talking about *overall*
message throughput or throughput for a few selected consumers?
Generally speaking, reducing consumerWindowSize will help when messages are
accumulating on one consumer and other consumers have none (i.e. consumer
starvatio
Hello,
Does it make sense that setting consumerWindowSize=0 on the client's connection
URL in order to disable client message buffering would improve message
throughput performance given the following scenario:
Artemis version: 2.3.0
Number of queue consumers: 8 from 8 different systems, some o
Hi Doug,
all users with the role defined by the `hawtio.role` property can access
the console and see the full list of the addresses.
The Role Based Authorisation[1] allows to limit access for a specific
queue, i.e. to allow access to `secureQueue` only for users with the
`secure` role, the follo
Please elaborate on *exactly* what is going too slow.
Do you have an application which reproduces the behavior you're seeing
which you can share with me? If not, you should probably create one at this
point.
Justin
On Fri, Mar 18, 2022 at 9:27 AM DEEPTHI KOLLIPARA
wrote:
> Hi Justin,
>
> No,
Hi Justin,
No, I'm not getting the required behavior.
My requirement is multiple queues needs to run in parallel ,it is not happening
if I create single a connectionfactory object as suggested.
So I have created the separate connection for each queue, then observation is
records are not process
It's not clear to me whether or not you still need help. Are you getting
the behavior you want at this point?
Justin
On Fri, Mar 18, 2022 at 7:59 AM DEEPTHI KOLLIPARA
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If I use single connectionfactory for all the queues, queues are not
> running in parallel, but records are pr
Hi,
If I use single connectionfactory for all the queues, queues are not running in
parallel, but records are processing fast with ha=true.
So, we have created a connectionfactory for each queue then queues are not
processing fast. We are using Spring JMS API to send/receive the messages.
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