[zeromq-dev] Preliminary results of voting

[George Beshers]

New to this list and have only recently started building an
interface to 0MG so I want to check my understanding.

RTD Server == Real Time Data Server (?) and is there more
to this than just a real-time data feed?

C10K Problem == 10000 clients on a server (?) and is there
more to this than optimizing for concurrency, e.g., to really
take advantage of (say) an 8core system with 2 ethernet cards
w/ 4 ports apiece?


XMPP is there more to this than supporting instant messaging?

Just trying to put some flesh on the discussion :).

Thanks
George



Martin Sustrik wrote:
> Shabaz,
>
> To be more precise: 0MQ allows for plugging in different wire protocols. 
> Currently is uses simple protocol optimised for performance. We have 
> AMQP plug-in as well. However, it's still under development (at the 
> moment it's able to do only initial handshaking and sending/receiving 
> messages). So, once that's released, your RTD bridge should be usable 
> with 0MQ.
>
> Martin
>
> Pieter Hintjens wrote:
>   
>> On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 6:31 PM, Shahbaz Chaudhary
>> <schaudhary at genghisfund.com> wrote:
>>
>>     
>>> I have mainly been using the Java broker from the Qpid project.  I
>>> submitted an RTD server for their broker, although it is nowhere near
>>> production ready (I'm not a C#/windows programmer).
>>>       
>> Shahbaz, what's actually involved in making a RTD server?  Can you
>> provide more details about what you wrote and what it needs in terms
>> of messaging?
>>
>> 0MQ does not run on AMQP, it uses a much simpler, and faster protocol.
>>  In many respects 0MQ *is* the API since it's a peer-to-peer model,
>> where all the intelligence sits in the client API.  It can also be
>> used to make brokers but they are then just a kind of application.
>>
>> So there's no way in 0MQ to reuse the APIs from RabbitMQ or OpenAMQ,
>> but the other way around could work nicely - 0MQ as a high-speed
>> extension for those APIs.
>>
>> -Pieter
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