ActiveMQ is being for real time, high volume data at a number of
organizations. However, like all things it really depends on your use
case. There are many tuning options for ActiveMQ - it would be best to
ask here for guidance - but we'll need some more information - like
volume, number of clients, type of data etc.
On 25 Sep 2009, at 20:59, activemq_pxe wrote:
As mentioned in Use Cases of ActiveMQ, its being used in real-time,
high-performance applications like trading, market-data distribution.
Since ActiveMQ has been implemented in Java, I wonder that purpose
is solved
really? Wouldn't it be more faster if implemented in C/C++?
IMO these high performance applications do take milliseconds/
microseconds in
account.
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