Crossbar scaling ...

[Gareth Bult]

Hi Guys, sorry if this is answered elsewhere, but it's something that was specified on the roadmap that now appears not to be ..

I'm interested in starting on a project which will need many geographically diverse Crossbar instances, and I understand from the roadmap the ability to route messages between connected Corssbar servers was something that was on the roadmap last time I looked (and slated for September?). 

Did this feature make it in already? 

If not, anyone any ideas when it might appear .. just as a rough guess??

tia

Gareth.

[Alexander Gödde]

Hi Gareth!

Federation is still on the roadmap, and we're actively developing for the set of multi-node features. Unfortunately I can't give you a specific timeline for this (though it will appear later than September, I'm afraid).

Regards,

Alex

[Gareth Bult]

Hi Alex,

Ok, tvm .. if you get to the point where you need testers, please let me know!  :)

In the meantime, any plans for http2 ??

(I notice patches are out for both nginx and apache ...)

[Tobias Oberstein]

Hi Gareth,

Am 16.08.2015 um 16:14 schrieb Gareth Bult:
> Hi Alex,
>
> Ok, tvm .. if you get to the point where you need testers, please let me
> know! :)

Will do, thanks!

>
> In the meantime, any plans for http2 ??

No, no plans currently to specify this in the WAMP spec and no plans to
implement HTTP2 in Autobahn.

We could certainly define a WAMP-over-HTTP2 transport, but HTTP2 as a
WAMP transport is inferior to WebSocket (e.g. browser support, no
payload compression etc).

Cheers,
/Tobias

>
> (I notice patches are out for both nginx and apache ...)
>
> On Friday, 14 August 2015 11:56:57 UTC+1, Alexander Gödde wrote:
>
> Hi Gareth!
>
> Federation is still on the roadmap, and we're actively developing
> for the set of multi-node features. Unfortunately I can't give you a
> specific timeline for this (though it will appear later than
> September, I'm afraid).
>
> Regards,
>
> Alex
>
>
> Am Montag, 10. August 2015 18:22:22 UTC+2 schrieb Gareth Bult:
>
> Hi Guys, sorry if this is answered elsewhere, but it's something
> that was specified on the roadmap that now appears not to be ..
>
> I'm interested in starting on a project which will need many
> geographically diverse Crossbar instances, and I understand from
> the roadmap the ability to route messages between connected
> Corssbar servers was something that was on the roadmap last time
> I looked (and slated for September?).
>
> Did this feature make it in already?
>
> If not, anyone any ideas when it might appear .. just as a rough
> guess??
>
> tia
> Gareth.
>

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[Gareth Bult]

Hi,

At the moment I'm serving a login page via HTTP/80 using Xbar+Flask, then authenticating with XBar, then delivering everything else bar images via XBar.

(but I'm still using HTTP for image)

I was idly wondering if HTTP2 was on the cards for the initial pre-upgrade phase, or indeed for static content in general (images etc ..)

?

Regards,

Gareth.

[Alexander Gödde]

Hi Gareth!

Sorry for the late reply.

At the moment there are no plans to support HTTP2. This may, of course, change at some time in the future.

Regards,

Alex