[rabbitmq-discuss] Using RabbitMQ like ICE or WCF duplex communication channel

[Samuel Duncan]

If I understand you correctly, this is what we do. There are no durable 
consumer queues because the volume of data would kill rabbit in a matter 
of minutes. When the consumers disconnect (or are not connected) the 
data is disappearing into the ether because there are no queues to 
receive it. When a consumer latches to the stream it generates a queue 
which starts to store data, but is only a problem if the consumer can't 
keep up. If your consumer can't keep up, kill it (and destroy the queue) 
or start new instances that share the inbound queue until you have 
enough to keep it clear.

--SJD


Czaban wrote:
> Hello, like in the subject - is it possible to use RabbitMQ to broadcasting
> events and messages without queuing them (do not keeping them in store) to
> only current clients  connected to the server? The client not connected
> should not receive this messages.
>
> Best regards
> Piotr 
>