Awesome, this makes it easier to understand what I need to do but in the scheme
of things we do not have an on-site java developer to help build/code any
classes so I’m kind of being the admin of this application out of the box for
now. Our vendor required we use it to coincide with their new AP
The configuration you’ve got below will enable the statistics plugin - that’s
step one.
Step two is to setup some process that periodically triggers the statistics
plugin. The Statistics plugin will then put the acquired statistics on the JMS
destination specified by the requester. This is pr
Hqstevenson - I am not a java coder of any sort and really just starting out.
So first thanks for the article but im still unclear as to what I need to do. I
have splunk installed as a forwarder on the ActiveMQ server, which feeds the
kahadb and activemq.log files to my indexers and search head.
The real issue to me is how much space the message uses in the heap. That
size value is important because it is used to help prevent out of memory
errors. The usage calculations are based off of it so you don't want to
underestimate the message size in memory.
One thing you could do would be to
Hi folks,
Would any of you folks here with an ActiveMQ NFS master/slave setup that
you think has been very reliable be willing to share your NFS client/server
settings?
Right now I'm playing around wth testing some of the suggestions from
http://www.billharlan.com/papers/NFS_for_clusters.html
Bu
