> But when I create a queue in amq0, it doesn't appear in amq1. When you say "queue" do you mean a JMS queue? Why would you necessarily expect a queue created on one node to be created on a different node in the network? Also, what exactly are you doing to create the queue on amq0?
> ...when I create the queue in both and send a message to it in amq0, it doesn't get forwarded to amq1 or amq2. Is there any demand (i.e. consumers) for the message on amq1 or amq2? Also, if you're using a JMS queue then those messages will be shared among all consumers. Justin On Wed, May 22, 2024 at 2:41 PM Marc Boorshtein <mboorsht...@gmail.com> wrote: > I've setup 3 brokers in Kubernetes as StatefulSets. Each one has its own > unique broker name. In each broker config I setup a <networkConnectors> > block similar to: > > <networkConnectors> > <networkConnector name="amq0" > > uri="static:(ssl://amq-orchestra-1.amq-ha.openunison.svc:61616,ssl://amq-orchestra-2.amq-ha.openunison.svc:61616)" > /> > </networkConnectors> > > Each broker connects to the other 2. Once all three are running i can see > in the logs that they're connecting: > > amq-orchestra > INFO | Network connection between vm://amq0#24 and > ssl://amq-orchestra-1.amq-ha.openunison.svc/10.244.0.252:61616 (amq1) has > been established. > > But when I create a queue in amq0, it doesn't appear in amq1. when I > create the queue in both and send a message to it in amq0, it doesn't get > forwarded to amq1 or amq2. > > I feel like I'm missing something really important, but I can't seem to > work out what. Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks > Marc >
