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That's rather damning. As a casual but curious user, I "got" ØMQ and was up and running from a one page tutorial. AMQP left me scratching my head for longer. It
by dtf 17y ago
That's rather damning. As a casual but curious user, I "got" ØMQ and was up and running from a one page tutorial. AMQP left me scratching my head for longer. It didn't seem quite as orthogonally structured. It just wasn't UNIX.
- mahmud 17y agoYep. ZeroMQ kicks ass; blinding fast! But people shouldn't know about two big caveats: 1) It's a messaging library, and not a server. 2) It has no persistence. The lisp binding (cl-zmq) is specially attractive, but I ended up using Redis since I knew it well anyway.
- stingraycharles 17y ago2) It has no persistence. Isn't persistence achieved when you use a Broker architecture, which is supported by ZeroMQ?
- franksalim 17y agoI think that is due to OpenAMQ and not AMQP the protocol. sudo apt-get install rabbitmq-server will get you a working AMQP server on Debian or Ubuntu in one step. Building from source is fairly easy, as well: http://www.rabbitmq.com/build-server.html http://www.rabbitmq.com/build-server.html