I want to know whether RabbitMQ is more scalable than other brokers or not? If yes what are the specific reasons? If not how can we scale it up?
I am using rabbitmq for the first time with Spring framework.
A:
Evan a single RabbitMQ broker is ridiculously fast. A stock desktop machine can handle tens to hundreds of thousand of messages per second.
If one rabbit turns out to not be enough, RabbitMQ supports a form of light-weight clustering that's designed specifically to improve scalability. Basically, it allows you to create "logical" brokers that are made up of many physical brokers.
scvalex
2010-10-26 14:51:05
Thanx scvalex.Is clustering is done using Pacemaker??????
mot12
2010-10-27 05:15:55
If i want to use multiple rabbitmq withtheir own database mnesia.Is mnesia is good or any external database like MS sql??
mot12
2010-10-27 05:19:46
No. Clustering is done internally by RabbitMQ. HA Clustering, which is something completely different, can use Pacemaker. Mnesia is as good as it gets. The last time we tried, RabbitMQ + MySQL performance was fairly abysmal.
scvalex
2010-10-28 21:30:44