[rabbitmq-discuss] Message Aggregating Queue

Alexis Richardson alexis at rabbitmq.com
Thu Apr 28 15:31:06 BST 2011


On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 3:18 PM, Jason Zaugg <jzaugg at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I would feel more comfortable knowing that the number of messages in
> the broker is naturally bounded, even if the consumer misbehaves. It
> would also be nice to have the possibility to have a pool of consumers
> processing from a single queue, be able to restart the consumers
> without losing unprocessed messages etc. Anyway, we should discuss
> this some more internally; as always these sort of cats are amenable
> to being skinned in multitude of ways :)

Correct - I would not overload that onto your LVC question.

alexis








>> Only if you can process the data (ticks) independently from each other
>> it makes sense to have this filtering on the broker because then it
>> would be useful for a cluster of consumers apps processing the data.
>> But 9 out of 10 times you need the ticks of more than one instrument
>> to do your business logic so you'd already keep a cache with the last
>> values anyway.
>
>> Still there could be other usecases of course where having this
>> functionality at the broker can be really useful and powerful.
>
>> /2cents
>
> And well worth both of them :)
>
> -jason
>


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