Has anyone looked into ZeroMQ? It is basically a library that provides an
API which looks/works like a standard AMQP broker. I think this would be
something interesting to use to interface with ES as it would allow one to
transport messages over to ES without having to have a full fledged broker
system set up.
Just wondering if anyone here has thought about this already.
I had some of the same thoughts, but have not had the time to investigate
the integration. If you start prototyping it, please put a link here to the
code, and hopefully we can get some community help!
Has anyone looked into ZeroMQ? It is basically a library that provides an
API which looks/works like a standard AMQP broker. I think this would be
something interesting to use to interface with ES as it would allow one to
transport messages over to ES without having to have a full fledged broker
system set up.
Just wondering if anyone here has thought about this already.
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“We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we
created them.” ~ Albert Einstein
I agree, it can be very interesting. Thinking on it more along the lines of a REST transport implementation (like the memcached and thrift options).
On Tuesday, January 11, 2011 at 8:33 PM, Rich Kroll wrote:
I had some of the same thoughts, but have not had the time to investigate the integration. If you start prototyping it, please put a link here to the code, and hopefully we can get some community help!
Has anyone looked into ZeroMQ? It is basically a library that provides an API which looks/works like a standard AMQP broker. I think this would be something interesting to use to interface with ES as it would allow one to transport messages over to ES without having to have a full fledged broker system set up.
Just wondering if anyone here has thought about this already.
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âWe can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.â ~ Albert Einstein
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