[rabbitmq-discuss] Problem auto-deleting large number of queues?

[Michael Chiang]

Ahhh ... you are right, I don't need queues to be exclusive (They were made default without me giving too much thought to it).  And better yet, without making queues exclusive, the auto-deleting issues since to be going away.  Thanks for the help!

Michael

On Aug 28, 2011, at 2:56 AM, Matthias Radestock wrote:

> (adding the list back on cc)
> 
> On 28/08/11 09:37, Michael Chiang wrote:
>> We have some front end servers serving a bunch of clients through tcp
>> connections.  Each server can serve around 10k clients.  A client can
>> be online and connected to a server  for hours, and then go offline
>> for hours as well.  The clients might move around servers between
>> each session.  Also, we might want to be able to persist messages
>> when client goes offline for certain messages.  I am exploring
>> options to route messages to a client.  One idea is to have a
>> connection between our server and a rabbitmq server, and have one
>> queue for each client (with client id as a routing key), and hence
>> this particular test.
> 
> So the 10 connections in your test simulate the connections from the f/e server, and the 20k queues per connections is the number of clients connected to that server? If so, surely having the queues exclusively owned would prevent clients from moving between f/e servers. You may want to look at the "queue leases" feature (http://www.rabbitmq.com/extensions.html#queue-leases).
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Matthias.