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I'm not aware of any specific rule of thumb on the upper limit on the
number of queues. The broker itself has no arbitrary limit so it really
depends on your hardware, heap-size, use-case, performance goals, etc.
Justin
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Hi Justin,
Is there a rule of thumb for the limit of Y?
Just wondering about the realistic upper limit on the number of queues.
Thanks
On Wed, 21 Dec 2022 at 15:21, Justin Bertram wrote:
> Generally speaking I would avoid use-cases involving a JMS queue +
> selectors when possible for the fol
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Generally speaking I would avo
Generally speaking I would avoid use-cases involving a JMS queue +
selectors when possible for the following reasons:
- The queue has to be scanned over and over for messages which match the
selectors. The deeper the queue gets the more scanning is required. This
adds up over time.
- A single qu
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I'd add my opinion from the maintenance
I'd add my opinion from the maintenance perspective.
We use both setups in our cloud service and when it comes to solving issues
it's a lot better to have separate queues, as you can pause these individually.
Selecting what not to consume on the consumer side can get very complicated.
Jan
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