Re: HA in Master/Slave with shared mKahaDb not really HA because of slow failover?

2017-01-20 Thread Tim Bain
Also, clients that can't afford to wait for the broker when it goes down can run embedded brokers that will queue published messages without blocking the client. But there are disadvantages to using embedded brokers, so be sure you understand the tradeoffs before you go down that path. Tim On

Re: HA in Master/Slave with shared mKahaDb not really HA because of slow failover?

2017-01-17 Thread Christopher Shannon
Which version are you using? Normally on start up the broker should not need to replay the entire journal if the index already exists. On startup the broker tries to determine the last in doubt position from the index and only replay from that point. With HA I would expect this to work the same