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0MQ: A new approach to messaging0MQ: A new approach to messagingPosted Jan 21, 2010 19:37 UTC (Thu) by chrish (subscriber, #351)In reply to: 0MQ: A new approach to messaging by mato Parent article: 0MQ: A new approach to messaging
Thanks for an interesting article.
I'd be really curious to hear more about how 0MQ compares with AMQP solutions, and in particular RabbitMQ (which was the message queueing project I was keeping an eye on before this article). Any comments on the strengths and weaknesses of each? Among others, what kind of features are possible only when you have a piece of software sitting between senders and receivers (as RabbitMQ)?
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0MQ: A new approach to messaging Posted Jan 22, 2010 7:19 UTC (Fri) by sustrik (guest, #62161) [Link]
There's different focus: While RabbitMQ is more suitable for SOA-style deployments, 0MQ is focused on things like high-performance computing and stock trading.
From technical point of view, not having a broker means there's no centralised management, configuration, logging etc. On the other hand, not having a broker means there's no single point of failure.
Btw, nice piece of software, RabbitMQ is.
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