[rabbitmq-discuss] One Producer, Many Consumers, Many physical nodes

Thu Jan 12 15:13:15 GMT 2012

Hi,

As long as you can connect to Rabbit it doesn't matter where the consumers
are run. i.e.: RabbitMQ doesn't care about the location of the client. So
you could run everything on the same box including the broker, or have one
box for the producer, another for the broker and one for the consumer (or
even one box per consumer).

Cheers,

Alvaro

On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 4:05 PM, Bell, Paul M. <pbell at syncsort.com> wrote:

>  All,****
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> I am new to Rabbit and am trying to understand how best to deploy it in a
> given system.****
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> I envision a single producer writing to a single queue, and multiple
> consumers pulling from this single queue. The wrinkle here is that these
> consumers can be on different physical computers.****
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> Can this be done with Rabbit and, if so, can someone explain the several
> approaches to it?****
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> Thanks very much.****
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> -Paul****
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