Hi!
With a system using activemq 5.11.1 and camel 2.15, we are seeing imbalance in
the load of the consumers. We are using the settings as follows.
Is there anything that can be done improve the balance?
Thanks,
Doug
Some observations:
1. A new request was assigned to a consumer to which re
tomcat instance one camel
context.
1. deploy my application in single tomcat instance
2. in camel-config add load balancing configuration for that endpoint
which need to be load balanced
3. so the configuration would be
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Very helpful aswell.
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anyone an Idea, why that is?
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> I wanted to use the RouteBuilder class since I want to read in possible
> target servers from a properties file. If anyone knows a way to do that via
> spring I would be most happy to learn from you : )
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application
(ex:network connection broken) i want my application keep runing and
automatically move to one of the others containers ?
How can i do this ?
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we set up it in latest jboss fuse?
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> Thanks for the quick response. That's the exact approach I'm taking. Do you
> think this feature would be useful for a future release?
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Thanks for the quick response. That's the exact approach I'm taking. Do you
think this feature would be useful for a future release?
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rMBean client =
context.getManagedProcessor("myAggregator",
ManagedAggregateProcessorMBean.class);
On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 5:43 PM, franktva wrote:
> I am attempting to write a Custom Load Balancing policy based on the number
> of Inflight messages per Endpoint. Basically, I want to return the
> pr
I am attempting to write a Custom Load Balancing policy based on the number
of Inflight messages per Endpoint. Basically, I want to return the
processor with the least number of Inflight messages. I understand these
metrics are available as JMX attributes. Is there a better approach than
Hi
a good place also to look for examples is the unit tests of camel.
There should be some for sticky load balancer.
Also the Camel in Action book covers all the load balancers in chapter
8, section 8.6
On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 3:46 AM, Anton Hughes wrote:
> Hello
>
> I am interesting in learnin
Hello
I am interesting in learning - and possibly using - the Sticky Load
Balancer.
Are there any examples of this? The documentation gives examples of most of
the others, but not this one.
Thanks
tion works
correctly?
Please help me guys,
Thanks in advance,
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breaks the incoming messages to 160 char sms's and send it to SMSC. if we
> add load balancer , it works on incoming long messages instead of outgoing
> 160 length sms. for example if i set the load balancing to 5 and incoming
> messages length is 800 char. it will send sms to smsc a
While using camel-smpp if the message text is longer then 160 chars , it
breaks the incoming messages to 160 char sms's and send it to SMSC. if we
add load balancer , it works on incoming long messages instead of outgoing
160 length sms. for example if i set the load balancing to 5 and inc
Awesome suggestions, I will definitely check out those books !
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And in the loadbalancer, the only thing that is done is using the failvoer
> construct.
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> There is not one single place in the code, where I actually see explicitly
> what is going on, and to me, this is quite confusing.
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> One of the examples, Load Balancing using Mina
> <http://camel.apache.org/loadbalancing-mina-example.html> caught my
> attention because it uses a Mina in different JVM's and it simulates a load
> balancer with round r
o see what I could learn.
One of the examples, Load Balancing using Mina
<http://camel.apache.org/loadbalancing-mina-example.html> caught my
attention because it uses a Mina in different JVM's and it simulates a load
balancer with round robin.
I have a few problems with this exa
Hi
Is there any updates on how to use load balancer with dynamic router.
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and load balancing then Karaf
doesn't offer that.
(For example your application calls an external service which fails,
and your application should fail-over calling some other system
instead.)
Yes you can use Camel without SMX for load balancing and failover.
See the load balancer EIP
http://ca
The fail over mechanism is implemented by Apache Karaf and well documented.
Google for it...
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Am 28.12.2012 21:09 schrieb "maheshadepu" :
> Hi All,
>
> Is it possible to implement load balancing & fail over without using Apache
> Service Mix.
&
Hi All,
Is it possible to implement load balancing & fail over without using Apache
Service Mix.
I have few camel routes those are declared in spring xml file. I am loading
camel/spring context thru a
java class. This works fine for development machines. I want to implement
load balancing &a
ring.class))
.to(BE1,BE2);
Where env is my namespace and BE1 and BE2 are backend servers!
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And My Xpath expression is
xpath.compile("/*[local-name()='Envelope']/*[local-name()='Header']/*[local-name()='ReplyTo']/*[local-name()='ReferenceParameters']/*[local-name()='ServiceGroupId']/text()")
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Instead of using camel-cxf component, this is most effective way to do the load
balancing.
I think you can do some tracing work to see if the xpath expression return the
right ServiceGroupID first.
Then we can keep digging if the sticky load balancing is doing its job.
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> Am I doing something wrong here?
> If so what? I would appreciate any help.
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Hope it helps!
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Yes I tried! But still it didn't work. I am getting this error with the
bridgeEndpoint added in the code.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
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lper.java:73)
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> This would be my first post in this forum and I am glad. I have started
> using camel a while back for a project of mine to create a load balancing
> application.
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> Well to start with,
> My load bal
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Thanks for replying. But I even tried using 0.0.0.0. Still my problem is not
resolved.
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> using camel a while back for a project of mine to create a load balancing
> application.
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> Well to start with,
> My load balncer would listen to a port, lets say 8080 and would balance all
> the incoming SOAP requests to a set of backened servers.
> These backend serve
Dear memebers,
This would be my first post in this forum and I am glad. I have started
using camel a while back for a project of mine to create a load balancing
application.
Well to start with,
My load balncer would listen to a port, lets say 8080 and would balance all
the incoming SOAP requests
I did the following:
I define a client with a timer triggering every 10 ms and a HTTP
endpoint, then I wrote a server with a Jetty enpoint and a Hazelcast
endpoint to get items from a queue full of items, and started a client
and two servers adding a load balancing in the client.
Instead of
On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 6:05 PM, Rocco Gallo Citera
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> Thank you Claus, I read both before sending the mail.
> I will try to explain myself better.
> I do not understand why, with load balancing between two HTTP nodes,
> if I have a client route starting with a timer
Thank you Claus, I read both before sending the mail.
I will try to explain myself better.
I do not understand why, with load balancing between two HTTP nodes,
if I have a client route starting with a timer with certain
configuration, the client makes "independent" continuous requests
if those links help you a bit.
And then come back later if you still have some questions.
On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 5:09 PM, Rocco Gallo Citera
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> Hello, sorry to bother but I have a problem understanding how load
> balancing works with some endpoints.
> Basically, I have the follow
Hello, sorry to bother but I have a problem understanding how load
balancing works with some endpoints.
Basically, I have the following route in a client:
from(timer endpoint)
.loadbalance().roundrobin() (with other types of load balancing the
problem is similar)
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Hi
Yeah JMX is slated for an overhaul in 2.1.
It would be nice to get more JMX control for various DSL types such as
load balancers, delayers, throttlers, and whatnot.
You may be able to use the navigate API in 2.0 to lookup the load
balancer processor and manipulate it directly to remove the pr
Hi
Camel 1.x doesn't support the change the route dynamically.
Camel 2.0 supports to modify the route dynamically.
But for your requirement, I don't think current Camel 2.0 snapshot
supports this found , since we don't export the load balancer's
processor to the JMX.
We have plan to do some enh
Hi,
I have this route which is load balanced to three activemq queueues. At
runtime, i wish to disable for example the round robin load balancer from
sending to
activemq:c. Can I do this via JMX? I tried on killing routes but I get an
exception saying that it's not supported.
Here is an examp
; Roman
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> 2009/7/29 Carlo Camerino :
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have an inquiry regarding balancing.
> > If i use round robin load balancing, it will distribute my requests into
> > three different queues which have different processors in them.
> >
> > If I spaw
to("mock:x", "mock:y",
"mock:z");
I believe it should work.
Roman
2009/7/29 Carlo Camerino :
> Hi,
>
> I have an inquiry regarding balancing.
> If i use round robin load balancing, it will distribute my requests into
> three different queues which have diffe
Hi,
I have an inquiry regarding balancing.
If i use round robin load balancing, it will distribute my requests into
three different queues which have different processors in them.
If I spawn for example 200 threads, they will go to queue 1,2,3 in a round
robin way.
This is if 200 threads each
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 8:55 AM, Nivetha Shri wrote:
> Hi All
> I want to know how we can combine dynamic routing and load balancing.
>
> For dynamic routing am using @RecipientList annotation as follows
>
> public class RoutingComponent{
> �...@recipientlist
> publ
Hi All
I want to know how we can combine dynamic routing and load balancing.
For dynamic routing am using @RecipientList annotation as follows
public class RoutingComponent{
@RecipientList
public String[] route(String Body) {
String output = "activemq1:topic:topic.outbound";
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