to have a guarantee that a sent message is actually on disk there
needs to be a disk sync. KahaDB does this by default, the
KahaPersistenceAdapter does not, by default it just does it on a
transaction boundary.
So KahaDB behaves like KahaPersistenceAdapter when
enableJournalDiskSyncs="false"
On
Thanks Gary...
You suggest using KahaDB over KahaPersistenceAdapter because of more
development activity and support.
However, I have significant performance issues with KahaDB. From my tests,
KahaBD performance is heavily dependent on the maximum sync rate of the
filesystem.
KahaPersistenceAda
Any of the file based stores can be used in the shared-file-system
master slave setup. Use KahaDB or the AMQPersistenceAdapter, the
kahaPersistenceAdapter is old hat at this stage.
On 11 November 2010 08:16, carlo.bonamico wrote:
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> Hi Gary,
> thank you again for your answers... also reading th
Hi Gary,
thank you again for your answers... also reading the pre-release of
ActiveMQ in Action was helpful. Just a final question: is
kahaPersistenceAdapter safe for persistent queues? can it be used in a
master-slave setup?
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have a read through http://activemq.apache.org/persistence.html
that shows how a persistence store is configured and some of the
different options available. Think it will answer all your questions.
On 26 October 2010 09:37, carlo.bonamico wrote:
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> Thanks for you answer! But then what I am not
Thanks for you answer! But then what I am not sure of is:
-is kahaPersistenceAdapter the same as using AMQ Message Store?
-does choosing a kahaPersistenceAdapter changes things with respect to using
KahaDB in the configuration?
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KahaDB is a new implementation, the latest incarnation. KahaDB uses
less file file descriptors and provides faster recovery than its
predecessor, the AMQ message store.
On 25 October 2010 16:45, carlo.bonamico wrote:
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> I have seen various configurations in both the ActiveMQ website and mailing
