Not at all shabby. On 19/02/07, Robert Godfrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The current 0-8 trunk can do slightly better that that now :-) Certainly seen peek over 250,000 msg/s. Recently I've been testing persistent messages on the same hardware, using point-to-point messaging (direct exchange) With 8 producers, and 8 receivers (all located on the same machine), 1Kb message size, and each producer-receiver pair using a separate queue; I see about 1100 round-trip messages per second (that its 2200 total message transfers). This is using transactions, with a commit after each publish or deliver. Better performance can be had by using larger commit batches. When I get time, I'll tabulate the results. -- Rob On 19/02/07, Kim van der Riet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The following is from the Mina documentation page - it is a presentation > given at ApacheCon Asia 2006. On page 7 is a performance benchmark - > based on AMQP (and presumably Qpid!) > > http://mina.apache.org/documentation.data/ACAsia2006.pdf > > <snip> > Advantages: Performance > • AMQP Test > • Client and server > • 4 dual-core Opterons > • Via Gigabits Ethernet > • 10 clients > • Payload: 256+ bytes (excl. AMQP headers) > • Avg : 180,000 msg/sec > • Max: 220,000 msg/sec > Courtesy of Robert J. Greig, JP Morgan Chase & Co. > </snip> > > Kim > >
