[rabbitmq-discuss] persistent connections into rabbit server

[Simon MacMullen]

(I assume by "persistent" you mean "long lived" not "stored on disk".)

No, this should not be a problem; AMQP connections are supposed to be 
able to stick around.

The number of simultaneous connections is limited by the number of file 
descriptors available - controlled by ulimit on Unix and the environment 
variable ERL_MAX_PORTS on Windows. So for lots of connections you may 
need to tweak this.

The mgmt plugin will let you know how many file descriptors are in use.

Cheers, Simon

On 15/12/11 19:44, S Ahmed wrote:
> Should it be a concern if client nodes are connecting into rabbit using
> a persistent connection?
>
> At what point would this be an issue?  After 100 persistent connections
> or is it more a matter of message traffic?
>
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Simon MacMullen
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