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I've used IronMq in production for about 6 months. It's easy to use but the uptime is terrible http://status.iron.io/history http://status.iron.io/history so if
by anfleene 13y ago
I've used IronMq in production for about 6 months. It's easy to use but the uptime is terrible http://status.iron.io/history http://status.iron.io/history so if the messages are time sensitive I wouldn't recommend it. You should also queue the messages locally to ensure they end up in IronMq at all.
- carimura 13y agoSorry for your issues anfleene. Reliability is our top top priority. FWIW our uptime has been 99.9% over the past year - and this is far from where we want it to be. We now also offer isolated clustering for production level highly available applications that need "4 nines" availability.