Hi everyone,

I saw a question regarding message routing (moving messages across servers) 
unanswered further down.

Have the same requirements: reliably moving all jobs from one server / 
queue to another server / queue - without any duplication or loss of jobs / 
messages.

I have implemented my own solution, but in some cases (network problems, 
slow connection etc.) it can be possible for jobs to get lost or being 
duplicated in the process. A bit like the issues faced with SMTP.

Does anybody have a (reliable) solution for this (working fine with 100ms + 
latency)? Mainly programming in PHP / C++, but happy to hear any kind of 
solution for this.

Don't think it's an unreasonable or uncommon request / question - as 
horizontal scaling is inevitable at some stage for any web application.

Using beanstalkd 1.9 across 20+ physical servers.

Cheers,

Guido
mangocam.com

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