[rabbitmq-discuss] Roadmap Questions

[Keith Irwin]

Is there a doc somewhere (even in the source code) that talks about the
features of the new persister? I'd love to use RabbitMQ, and if the
persistence is at least no worse than ActiveMQ, then I'll have a better
chance of persuading folks. ;)
For instance, here's what I'd like to see:

 * Can store a LOT of messages on disk (more than fits in memory).

 * When one of the nodes in a cluster goes down, the queues on that cluster
begin working on another node. In other words, a fatal crash of a node
(server goes up in flames, disk melts) does not result in message loss.
(Replicated queues?)

I'm not sure that my particular use case, flowing data from a transactional
system to a reporting system, needs to be as robust as the above requires,
but the folks I work with would be a lot happier if it were an option we
could opt out of, rather than one we can't have.

Anyway, it seems that I've seen mail regarding these sorts of subjects, but
I was wondering if there were something written up somewhere I could ponder.

Thanks!

Keith

On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 8:56 AM, Matthias Radestock <matthias at lshift.net>wrote:

> Igor,
>
> Igor Kolomiets wrote:
> > AMQP version 0.9 introduced message's TTL.
>
> TTLs (or, more accurately, expiry times) are present in 0-8 too.
>
> > Any plans to support it in RabbitMQ 1.6?
>
> It's a reasonably high-priority feature, but it's also quite a lot of
> work to implement. So I doubt it will get done soon unless there are a
> many users asking for it or sponsor the development.
>
>
> Matthias.
>
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