Re: Why does network connector slow down when there are too many messages in downstream broker?

t; On 24 June 2014 10:42, multani < > multani1026@ > > wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I set up two activemq servers A, B. Server A will use network connector >> to >> push all messages it receives to server B. The configuration is like >> this: >> &

Why does network connector slow down when there are too many messages in downstream broker?

Hi all, I set up two activemq servers A, B. Server A will use network connector to push all messages it receives to server B. The configuration is like this: http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans";> stat

Re: How to improve the performance of composite queue

I have tried to use non-persistent messages. Messages are still blocked on broker A. The CPUs remains 2x% usage while using top to monitor. If non-persistent messages are still blocked, can eliminate io as the cause of this issue? -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.

How to improve the performance of composite queue

Hi, We are using composite queue to make a message can be received by several services, but it seems that it has some performance issues. We applied two activemq brokers. We can call them A and B. A will connect to B by network connector. All message received in A will be send to B by the setting