Hi,
you can use a shared volume between the two docker containers if you use
master/slave.
In the case of a network of brokers, you can't use multicast, so use
static instead with docker IP addresses.
Regards
JB
On 24/10/2018 06:58, abhilash128 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Iam trying to run two activemqs
Hi,
Iam trying to run two activemqs on docker as one of two is primary and the
other is secondary. I need to link them both to communicate each other with
network connectors. Earlier i use to do it by giving Hostname on VMs.
Could someone please help how to configure this using Docker
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Sent
It's my understanding (from what others have written on this mailing list,
not from checking the code) that message expiration is checked twice: once
broker-side when the message is dispatched to the consumer (or queue
browser), and once client-side when the message is taken from the front of
the p
Hi,
Iam trying to run two activemqs on docker as one of two is primary and the
other is secondary. I need to link them both to communicate each other with
network connectors. Earlier i use to do it by giving Hostname on VMs.
Could someone please help how to configure this using Docker.
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Se
