Rhino Queues as a service

[Dennis Haney]

Hi

I have a setup with 3 servers, and on each server I have hundreds of users of rhino service bus.

Currently I use msmq, but the stability of that piece of C**p.... Therefore I would like to switch over to Rhino Queues.

But I don't get how I can set it up, so that I just have a service running on each server to take care of it.
As far as I can see, I would need to allocate a port for each rhino service bus (and why do I need the queue name then?), is that really true?

Anyone have an example or point me to somewhere in the docs (that I cant find)?

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Dennis

[Corey Kaylor]

There are several examples in the test project that demonstrate running with rhino queues. Yes the queue name is required.

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Dennis

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[Dennis Haney]

Hi Corey

I don't think I made myself clear.

Currently, I have 3 servers.On each server I have ~50 service instances, where each instance has a partner on the 2 other servers.

Currently, this requires 3 instances of MSMQ, one on each server. And 50 queues in each MSMQ.

When Service instance A on server 1 wants to send a message to server 2, it then sends message to msmq://server2/A and then instance A on server 2 picks up the message.

My problem is replicating this setup with Rhino Queues. The nearest example I can find is https://github.com/BjRo/LearningRhinoServiceBus/tree/master/Source/E9_Deployment_with_the_service_host but that is (also) running the consumer of the messages inside the queue. It is not just acting as a queue service, I therefore don't see how I can separate the individual instances.

Where? The barista

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[Corey Kaylor]

This setup is currently only possible by using separate ports for each queue. It wasn't really built to be used this way. It's more of a queue/port per process.

[Corey Kaylor]

To hopefully be more clear myself... This would mean a separate instance of the service bus running for each process and nothing would be shared directly with multiple processes.

[Dennis Haney]

Thanks Corey