I’m setting up a shared 3D for power plant and driver simulators. Lots of states to share at rel. high update. Some units/nodes needs to be behind “thick” firewalls as physical motion simulators with operator and a intruder could harm the operator / machinery. Trying to use open source applications as much as possible to make it easier to interface with most simulation and supers vision programs. What broker should we prefer, currently testing ejabberd and openfire.
/Sven-Erik From: Standards [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Dave Cridland Sent: den 23 september 2014 15:35 To: XMPP Standards Subject: Re: [Standards] Which server do you prefer mostly ? "Better" is highly subjective, but is probably one of ejabberd, M-Link, MongooseIM, Openfire, or Prosody. Which depends very much on your goals here - for example, if your requirements include clustering, this would remove Prosody, if your requirements include "high scalability from the outset" then that removes Openfire, and "free" would remove M-Link. On the other hand, "very easy to configure" would include M-Link, Openfire, and (probably) Prosody. The chances are very strong, though, that any of them will work fine initially, and it's relatively simple to switch between them as well - I've changed server twice in the past 18 months, and I'm involved in projects switching entire networks from one to another. On 23 September 2014 14:09, kwaye kant <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: Hello guys, I have to deploy an application for a real time chat. Since XMPP gives possibilities to use open sources project to do this, I am confused how can be the best server amount all those presented on the website. Have you done a comparative amount them ? In the case which one is better ? -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kwaye Kant Skype: g.kwaye (00) 237 77315145<tel:%2800%29%20237%2077315145> Douala - Cameroon
