Afternoon,
As far as I understand your use case, you can set up a so called network of
brokers to achieve this.
A NWOB is a collection of brokers that know about each other. Destinations are
distributed on the participating nodes as far as they're involved. Clients can
connect to any of the nodes to produce messages. The same applies for
consumption, since messages are forwarded to one of the nodes that has a
subscriber for a particular destination.
But: You wrote about multiple brokers within one network. You should double
check if you really need multiple brokers, since the main reason for a NWOB
would be to scale horizontally (for queues) or to distribute destinations over
multiple networks. Unless you really have significant traffic, one node can
handle quite a lot of queue messages (several k/s, depending on infrastructure
and persistence).
Hope that helps.
Dirk Fröhner
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From: "Petrucci Andreas" <petrucci_2...@hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, Dec 27, 2010 12:50
Subject: Distributed ActiveMQ Brokers
To: <users@activemq.apache.org>
Hello there, all i want ot ask is there there is a specific setup of activemq
brokers such that we will have multiple brokers in our network that can serve
clients that are producing (just producing) messages for one ( just one) queue.
As far as i can see , there is no way to achieve that. Am I right? Any ideas? :)
thnks in advance,
Petrucci
