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Thu Mar 14 15:04:54 GMT 2013

a single queue resided only on a single node..am I wrong?
What if I discover that my machine is not able to keep up with message rate?
Maybe I should start mirroring the queue on multiple servers so I can 
multiply the number of consumers? 
Is this approach scalable or does the synchronization overhead kill the 
performance?

Best,
Flavio

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Hi to all,<br>In my application I have a queue that could potentially become very big.&nbsp;<div>From what I understood queues cannot be splitted among different machines, a single queue resided only on a single node..am I wrong?<br>What if I discover that my machine is not able to keep up with message rate?</div><div>Maybe I should start mirroring the queue on multiple servers so I can multiply the number of consumers?&nbsp;</div><div>Is this approach scalable or does the synchronization overhead kill the performance?</div><div><br></div><div>Best,</div><div>Flavio</div><div><br></div>
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