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If the brokers are not ha then the ack would return as soon as it has been
received and persisted by the broker you send to.
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On Wed, Mar 13, 2019 at 8:07 PM +, "artemisn00b"
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Thanks for the detailed response..However, this is not an HA solut
Thanks for the detailed response..However, this is not an HA solution as
such. I'm basically forwarding messages from a server to another, in a
symmetric cluster. I just wanted to know at what point exactly would a
client send an ack. Will a client send an ack on receiving it, or only after
it forw
This is the exact point of a messaging broker. That you hand control of the
message to it decoupling the producers from the consumers. As such you will get
an ack on the producer as soon as the broker receives the message and has met
the persistence and replication requirements that you configur
Suppose I have a symmetric cluster of 3 artemis servers. I send a message to
server 1, and it forwards it to other servers who have consumers. Now, when
exactly does the producer get an ACK?
I have a couple of scenarios where I wouldn't be able to figure out how it
works -
A) Server 1 forwarded a
