GS.Chandra N wrote:
Thanks for the replies Rafael.
Rafael Schloming <[email protected]> wrote:
Am I correct in thinking that the total number of subscriptions would be
(600-800)*100, i.e. 60,000-80,000 queues? If so that may be a lot, but the
C++ guys can probably give you more details.
No i was talking about 600-800 clients with 100 or so subscriptions on the
same queue. So that still makes only 800 queues at the client and 800 of
them at the server. Does AMQP require multiple queues for multiple
subscriptions? or would a single HUGE subscription be the way to go ?
(Name = '*jones AND Address = *Melbourne) OR (Name = "*joneses AND
Address=*Sydney) .......
You don't need multiple queues. A big match like above should work fine.
Without a fairly specialized setup I believe it would be difficult to
precisely measure the latency at each point of conduct.
I do have a fairly specialized setup available to do precisely this as it
would be daunting for my project to have a throughput / latency issue down
the line. Are there any similar test notes that i can access?
Nothing I'm aware of, but others may know more.
--Rafael
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