[zeromq-dev] high availability and persistance

[Giovanni Ruggiero]

Regarding the second point,
here<http://www.davidgreco.it/MySite/Blog/Entries/2010/4/19_HPC_%3D_High_Performance_Camel.html>
is
described an experiment in Java using Camel and HBase.

Giovanni

On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 5:32 AM, Sean Ochoa <sean.m.ochoa at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hey all.  I've got two seemingly unrelated questions.
>
> We're evaluating different message queuing technologies, and I have had the
> pleasure of using zeromq recently.
>
> 1.)  One or more middle-ware messaging systems which utilizes zeromq as its
> core component has recently (within the last year) experienced a high
> availability failure.  How does one guarantee a high level of availability?
>
> 2.)  Could a system which utilizes zeromq as its core messaging component
> also utilize a distributed non-relational data store like Apache Cassandra
> to persist the information coming across the wire and so make the system
> more durable?  And, if we did, would this totally bork the performance
> benefits that switching to zeromq and a brokerless architecture buys us?
>
> Many thanks to the community.
>
>  - Sean
>
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