Hi Lucas,
thank you a lot for your insight (which unfortunately made it to my junk folder
so I didn't notice it a first).
As I posted in a different response, our workload transfer took about twice the
time with EFS engaged (compared to EBS gp3 3000/125 backed broker). Is your
implementation of
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Subject: Re: Artemis deployment in AWS
Thank you for your response.
Unfortunately, restarting a broker without failover means service outage, which
is not an option. The same goes for broker and host restarts and upgrades.
Sometimes there's also an issue with the EC2
Hi Jan,
My Artemis knowledge is extremely limited but I'll see if I can provide some
AWS insight... I lead engineering for Amazon MQ and we host ActiveMQ "Classic"
brokers as a managed service on AWS. The Image you shared for as your goal is
analogous to our mesh network of active/standby brok
Thank you for your response.
Unfortunately, restarting a broker without failover means service outage, which
is not an option. The same goes for broker and host restarts and upgrades.
Sometimes there's also an issue with the EC2 instance network meaning that
neither we nor AWS can connect to it
Typically in a cloud environment like AWS you'd let the environment itself
restart any failed broker instances so that HA isn't even necessary. Also,
if you want redundancy between disparate locations (e.g. different
availability zones) I'd recommend mirroring [1]. Normal HA solutions (e.g.
shared
Hello.
We too are trying to switch from replication to a more simple model, especially
when it comes to single master-slave pair cluster model which suffers from
split brain issues. AWS EFS and the shared storage model makes sense.
The idea is that before we expand our cluster, there would be on
Hi guys,
I would like to know your experience operating an Artemis cluster in AWS, is
anyone doing that? how do you handle the broker state? EFS, JDBC?
Currently we have 4 instances in production (EC2 instances) using disk state
and we avoid destroying instances using termination policies (to a
