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Real data is the only thing I ever use as test data and this data is in
MySQL. I could take it out but it would take too much work and time. I
have moved on to other possible solutions. Rabbit just keeps taking
more and more memory no matter what high water mark I set and
eventually goes awol after taking every available physical and swap
memory it can get its hands on and then crashes a few hours later with
a crash dump. Honestly I think Rabbit is so fast and my messages are
quite large that it just can't keep up with GC given its speed. <br>
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I am looking for a heavy volume load balancing solution and I have
given up an any MQ solution being appropriate for this task.<br>
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Thanks.<br>
<br>
Wayne<br>
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Tony Garnock-Jones wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi Wayne,
Wayne Van Den Handel wrote:
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<pre wrap="">And, as Colin suggests, if you can post the code then we can try to
reproduce the problem.
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<pre wrap="">My code is reading data from a MySQL database as the source so this
"scenario" is not portable.
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Could you set it up to publish and consume dummy test data of appropriate sizes
instead? Essentially simulate everything except the contents of the messages
going through the system: the routing keys, the exchange names, the bindings,
the queues, etc.
Tony
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