In real-world applications, it is a common to manage a heavy load of connections over messaging servers. Installing the messaging server using the best hardware available alone will not suffice.
There must be a more scalable approach to handling a linearly increasing number of connections.
The most appropriate solution is to have 'n' number of messaging servers communicate with each other, share the load between them and work in synchronization. A logical unit consisting of these 'n' servers (and some other software components) is called a cluster. A cluster also provides support for failover, which is not feasible with a single server.
- Common Problems of Real-World Systems
- FioranoMQ_ The Solution
- Clustering Components
- Forwarding Messages to Remote Queues
- Property Name Description
- Link Properties
- Connection Info Properties
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