Hi there,
you could achieve that with a network of brokers in ActiveMQ.
Depending on how many
messages ech client sends to the data center, you can consider a "fan-
in" architecture,
using one layer of brokers as concentrators so to speak.
HTH
Andreas
On Jun 3, 2009, at 1:17 PM, Carlo Camerino wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I was just wondering if any of you have used ActiveMQ as a
synchronization
tool.
Our scenario is like this,
we have transactions ongoing at different remote servers, however
some of
those transactions need to arrive to the central server.
In short we have several slaves in different locations in the
network and
data coming from the slaves must be pushed back to the master server.
Most of the data that we wish to replicate is data changes in the
database.
One of our options is replication but another option that I would
like to
look
at is through the use of messaging via ActiveMQ.
What we want to push to the central server are more less records
that are
done in the slave servers.
Is this possible through the use of activemq?
There would be brokers on each location.
Looking at other applications, I'm not sure how they implement it.
The other
applications that I'm familiar of that ha this is moin and dokuwiki.
the
have synchronization support
but they are synchronizing files. I don't want to synchronize files
but I
want to send messages.
Also would activemq be able to handle it if theere were around 200-500
slaves sending messages to the master queue?
Thanks
