[rabbitmq-discuss] High availability questions

[Chris Toomey]

Belated follow-up on this thread.  Can you talk more about how you manage
this?  E.g., how do you ensure that clients continue consuming from the old
cluster until all the messages published to it have been consumed?  And
during the transition time, consuming clients consume from both old and new
cluster, right?  What hardware/software do you use to gradually shift
publishing from old to new cluster?

We're just now designing and implementing our infrastructure and apps so
would like to get it as right as possible from the beginning.  Anyone else
using/recommend other approaches to this problem?

thx,
Chris


Laing, Michael P. wrote
> We bring up parallel infrastructure with a complete new cluster and
> gradually shift load to it using weighted routing.
> 
> This won't work for everybody, but we have designed our apps with this in
> mind.
> 
> Michael
> 
> From: Chris Toomey <

> ctoomey@

> <mailto:

> ctoomey@

> >>
> ...
> That's unfortunate about having to shut down the whole cluster to upgrade
> it -- it means that our applications will need to have some additional HA
> queueing mechanism upstream to buffer up the messages to be published
> during the downtime :-(.
> 
> What kinds of solutions are people using for that problem?





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