QPID Performance and Persistent MsgStore

[Rishi Dev <ri...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

I was doing some QPID performance tests. I had it's msg store set to Derby
and then pumped 25000 large msgs (XML format) each msg of size about 2.9 MB.
It took on an average 497 mili seconds per msg. Compared to this RabbitMQ
has shown a performance of ~88 mili seconds per msg to push it into the
queue. RabbitMQ has been a lot better performer.

Do you think that QPID performance will improve if I use BDB or something
else as msg store instead of DERBY?

Also, are there MsgStore implementations for plain Disk storage and Oracle
Database storage?
I understand for many thread/articles that I can write one by myself but I
am curious if something is already out there to save some effort for me.

Thanks,
Rishi

Re: QPID Performance and Persistent MsgStore

[Carl Trieloff <cc...@redhat.com>]

Which broker are you using? I'm assuming the Java broker based on Derby
question

The C++ broker with the msg store has been bench-marked at lot is a
great performer for most use cases. There are a few use-cases we are
still working on. I can point you to some info setup if you would like

Carl.


On 08/22/2011 02:47 PM, Rishi Dev wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was doing some QPID performance tests. I had it's msg store set to Derby
> and then pumped 25000 large msgs (XML format) each msg of size about 2.9 MB.
> It took on an average 497 mili seconds per msg. Compared to this RabbitMQ
> has shown a performance of ~88 mili seconds per msg to push it into the
> queue. RabbitMQ has been a lot better performer.
>
> Do you think that QPID performance will improve if I use BDB or something
> else as msg store instead of DERBY?
>
> Also, are there MsgStore implementations for plain Disk storage and Oracle
> Database storage?
> I understand for many thread/articles that I can write one by myself but I
> am curious if something is already out there to save some effort for me.
>
> Thanks,
> Rishi
>


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