[zeromq-dev] What is ZeroMQ fast enough for?

[Eric Hill]

You should benchmark your environment to be sure, but yes, zmq can easily
send tens to hundreds of thousands of messages per second.
On Apr 8, 2013 6:11 PM, "crocket" <crockabiscuit at gmail.com> wrote:

> ZeroMQ is fast enough to be the facric of distributed computing.
>
> But what about other cases?
>
> 1) Inter-thread communication in 3D games like crysis 3 and BattleField 4.
>
> 2) Requesting dozens of thousands of variables per second from NI DSC.
>
> NI(National Instruments) presents LabVIEW users with DSC(
> http://www.ni.com/labview/labviewdsc/).
> With DSC, users can read machine information as variables.
>
> My supervisor wants to know if it's possible for a java application to
> read 10,000~40,000 variables per second from NI DSC via ZeroMQ.
>
> A java process would request variables via ZeroMQ, and a LabVIEW
> appliation would process that request and return the vaue from DSC to that
> java process via a ZeroMQ socket.
>
> Would it consume too much CPU to just process messages?
> Is there any other gotchas?
>
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