ActiveMQ 5.x isn't capable of running in a cluster with more than one master. The closest we can come is to run a network of brokers, but that's not the same as a load-balanced cluster and may or may not meet your needs.
ActiveMQ Artemis is capable of running a multi-master cluster, though I'm not familiar enough with it to say whether it's capable of load-balancing messages sent from a single connection. Kafka is capable of running a clustered load-balanced broker, though it does it by partitioning the topic so you give up some of the message ordering and load balancing behavior you might expect from a non-partitioned message broker. AWS Kinesis seems to have similar characteristics to Kafka, but in a hosted model (which changes the price characteristics, and means you don't have to buy up-front or maintain the hardware or the operating system), but there are a few limitations that don't exist if you run Kafka. Tim On Apr 11, 2017 5:27 PM, "Joshi210" <joshiratnakar...@gmail.com> wrote: Hello ALL, Currently we have a Master/slave setup of Activemq . Master and slave are on different machines. We need the Master slave set up to be Master/Master and the requests need to be load balanced between the two broker nodes. Example: if 1000 messages are sent broker A should receive 500 and broker B 500. I tried setting up network of brokers multicast discovery but it didnt work out. Please do let me know which configuration should we use. Thanks Joshi -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4. nabble.com/Active-MQ-Clustering-active-active-setup-tp4724868.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
