[zeromq-dev] Design advise
Nishant Mittal
nmittal at rblt.com
Fri Dec 28 20:25:13 CET 2012
Router does fair-queuing but i think whats happening is that all msgs from
the 1st client are received and stored in the router's internal queue thats
why the 2nd client has to wait.
and for that reason, "i think", your idea wouldnt work as well as the
messages are already in router's internal queue.
thanks
On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 2:21 PM, Claudio Carbone <erupter at libero.it> wrote:
> My stupid idea is a "man-in-the-middle":
> Put a loop in your queue doing a round-robin on the request pool.
> Like forwarding 5 reqs for each client each turn: if a client sends a lot
> of requests, it just has to wait until the next loop.
>
> By the way shouldn't the router already be doing some loadbalancing ?
> I'm really not a super zmq expert.
>
> Claudio
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>
> Nishant Mittal <nmittal at rblt.com> wrote:
>>
>> In my use case,
>> - I have a queue (a proxy with ROUTER in the front and DEALER in the
>> back).
>> - Client has a DEALER socket that connects to the ROUTER in the proxy
>> above. not using as I want the client to be able to send multiple jobs
>> without waiting for a response
>> - Worker has a REP socket that connects to the DEALER in the proxy above
>> - this is working great, however, a design goal is to not let 1 client
>> block other clients from sending and receiving responses which is what is
>> happening at the moment. If the first client sends a lot of requests BEFORE
>> the second client started sending its requests then first all the requests
>> of the first client are served and then the second.
>>
>> How can I improve this design so if 1st client sent 10000 requests and
>> then 2nd came along and sent 1 request, it doesn't have to wait for the
>> 10000 requests to finish?
>>
>> I guess one solution would be to lower the high watermark so the 1st
>> client would be blocked from sending more but feel that would hurt
>> performance/scalability.
>>
>> thanks
>> Nishant
>>
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