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I would love to hear more about that architecture. I just added 0MQ into our product to handle pushing and pulling events, among other things. Some of the event
by SoftwareMaven 15y ago
I would love to hear more about that architecture. I just added 0MQ into our product to handle pushing and pulling events, among other things. Some of the events are OK if they get lost; others, not so much so. I've been thinking about adding something like redis or mongodb to the mix to provide a layer of persistence to those messages.
- i_am_a_human 15y agoWe're not necessarily using Redis to persist the 0mq messages, but more so allowing parallelized processes a medium to share data. The single threaded nature of Redis and 0mq work distribution eliminate a lot of nasty concurrency issues. You may want to look into the Redis pub/sub though for what you are describing (http://redis.io/topics/pubsub http://redis.io/topics/pubsub)