Yes, it does use message queues.
He mentioned this in a class I was in recently. He uses a message
queue to record actions all servers in the cluster need to perform with
one message for each server. The servers periodically poll for work
they need to do and, in this case, index some new content into Verity
on their local box.
We have done this using an HTTP post to each box which will fail
if one of the boxes is down at that moment. Message queues avoids
this problem.
Rich
> > When you use any Verity based technology with a cluster, you
> > will have to think about how to update the clusters on other
> > machines. This is NOT a show stopper, it's just something you
> > have to think about. Ben Elmore had a _cool_ idea about how to
> > handle this. Ben, want to describe it for the group? :)
>
> >>>Ben (or anyone else with similar experience), could you describe your
> >>>solution?
>
> Matt-
>
> I'm just guessing, but I'll bet his solution has something to do with
> Message Queues ;-)
>
>
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