[rabbitmq-discuss] Deploying RabitMQ for my Application - Questions and Doubts

Wed Dec 30 10:22:04 GMT 2009

Karthik

Some questions:

What is the nature of this communication?  Is it pubsub?  Must queues
be involved?  What kind of recovery and failover do you need?

Are you saying that the server(s) must be in one physical location?

Or, are you saying there must be one server "bot" per country?  If so
then can there be communication 'between server bots'?

alexis

On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 2:26 AM, Karthik <coolkarthik88 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am looking for a solution for the problem that am currently looking
> to solve... I am trying to build a scalable AMQP Messaging system,
> where multiple bots(in the range of 1 for each country in the world)
> push out messages to clients spread all over the world. The
> communication will be truly one to one, that is one server bot will
> communicate with bots, and each client is assigned one server bot.
> Messages are mostly private, i.e. only from the server to client and
> vice versa.
>
> There can be anywhere between 10-50 Million Concurrent Clients,
> Messages are in the size of 2-3KB(Well formed XML), that can be
> transmitted in the both the directions i.e. Client->Server(bots) and
> vice versa.... My estimates put at the messages to be going outwards
> in either directions somewhere in the range of 50-100 messages/second.
>
> The Clients will need to send/receive all the information as encrypted
> data using SSL+TLS and any other scheme..
>
> Will RabbitMQ be a good choice for the kind of the problem I'm trying
> to solve..
>
> Any help will be appreciated.. Also how much better is using AMQP
> based RabbitMQ in comparison to XMPP based Ejabberd/Openfire etc?
> Regards,
> Karthik Kastury
>
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