Hello!
I'm using James 3.0-beta3 with maildir, and I'm looking for a efficient
method to perform load balancing of various SMTP servers.
This is my scenario:
For the email domain mydomain.com exist many MX records:
mxA.mydomain.com, mxB.mydomain.com, ...
Every MX record corresponds to a SMTP server:
mxA.mydomain.com ==> SMTP server on hostA
mxB.mydomain.com ==> SMTP server on hostB
All emails incoming on all SMTP servers are stored on a unique maildir
repository. Until now I used maildir on a share file system (NFS), but
now I'm having several problems with the reliability.
The idea now (how Norman suggest me in a previous thread) is to write on
the same activemq queue which dispatch the mails and deliver it to the
maildir.
So, the scenario becomes:
James on hostA => use James anbedded activemq
James on hostB => use activemq on hostA
James on hostC => use activemq on hostA
...
What do you think about? Could you please provide me some suggestions
(or some documents) about how to configure James
(james-server-context.xml file) on hostA and hostB?
Is it possible to use on hostA the "embedded version" of activemq? How I
can configure hostB to use it? Wath about camel?
Thanks in advance,
Nicola
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