Re: can we share the data folder of activemq between two machines (local and remote)

Yes, a shared filesystem is the standard way to do master/slave with KahaDB, and it can be done with brokers on different hosts as long as all brokers have read/write access to the data directory. Just be sure you understand that in a master/slave cluster, one and only one of the brokers (the mast

Re: Separate persistence provider per queue

Thanks for the info. I have decided to go with a separae broker. It'll be easier than a more complex setup. -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/Separate-persistence-provider-per-queue-tp4711444p4711713.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive

Re: Separate persistence provider per queue

Actually, if you read the rest of the posts, I'm trying to do the exact opposite. Not store and forward but just persist locally on the machine separate from the other store and forward queues that forward to another host. Store and forward to the same machine makes no sense to me. -- View thi

Re: Separate persistence provider per queue

Using the local broker as a facade for the remote broker will work, as long as it's OK for the messages from the remote broker to be stored on the local broker. (OK both from the standpoints of "allowable" and from the standpoint of having enough disk space, performance, etc.) If that isn't OK, t

Will any ActiveMQ Artemis developers be present at Devoxx UK?

Will any ActiveMQ Artemis developers be present at Devoxx UK this year? I planning on leading a hackergarten to try and get ActiveMQ Artemis up and running with Apache TomEE. It would be pretty awesome if you could help me out. Thanks! -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4

Re: Separate persistence provider per queue

Allan- Have you looked into a store-and-forward architecture? This would allow you to store to the local broker, then the broker would forward to the remote broker. Same queue names, the brokers just handle everything for you. -Matt Pavlovich On 5/2/16 12:08 PM, Allan Wax wrote: Is it possi

can we share the data folder of activemq between two machines (local and remote)

Hi ActiveMq Team, I am working on a POC related to ActiveMq. Does the Master/Slave concept is achievable with two ActiveMQ instances (one in local machine and other in remote machine) ? Please help me with some information . Thanks Srikanth -- View this message in context: http://activemq.228