On 26 Apr 2011, at 4:37 PM, Mark Chaney wrote: > Can you elaborate in the wiki docs what exactly is a MQ broker? Is this > a mail queue broker? Not really any useful information when throwing > that into google, so I dont think its safe to assume that other people > know what it is.
MQ in this case means Message queue, its simply a software pattern a way of handling tasks in a scalable way. The broker in this case is the software that provides that pattern (RabbitMQ) https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Message_queue https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Message_broker http://www.rabbitmq.com/getstarted.html > Nor do I really see what the benefits of a clustered > setup are in comparison to what we already had when using a shared > database. The way you are doing it right now in version 1.0.2 is broken, due to the changes in Django. You will not be able to release messages on a remote machine (you will keep getting 403 error codes) The way it is implemented now is much more efficient. > Can you elaborate on this a bit as well? > > Also at the beginning of the debian install instructions, it says to use > yum to install RabbitMQ, which is obviously incorrect since Debian > doesnt use yum. Thanks will fix that. > > Looking forward to the stable release of 1.1. Looks awesome so far. > Thanks for the hard work! U r welcome. -- Baruwa - www.baruwa.org _______________________________________________ Baruwa mailing list [email protected] http://lists.baruwa.org/mailman/listinfo/baruwa
