Is it possible to run multiple ActiveMQ servers on the same host? Are there any issues associated with spinning up additional ActiveMQ servers on demand? How about load balancing a population of ActiveMQ servers running on a cloud?
I'd like to support 150k+ clients with overlapping 'interests', presumably one ActiveMQ server for each 'interest' group (potentially as many as 30k+ interests, though only about 300 really active ones). Assuming multiple/dynamic instances of ActiveMQ servers are possible, I will need to balance computing load by colocating (and relocating) ActiveMQ servers for less popular topics, e.g. many more clients subscribed to say Google than horticulture, so servers for less popular topics, e.g. horticulture and 'shoe fetish' can be migrated to the same machine. Need to understand overhead associated with each instance because machines hosting the ActiveMQ instances have finite resources. I look forward to your comments/feedback. Thanks, Mike http://pnmx.com/ -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Multiple-dynamically-allocated-MQ-servers-on-same-host-tp26392176p26392176.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
