What app server do you use?

[mmalamud]

We're about to roll out a JMS Resource adapter for cloudMQ so that it
can be configured as a JMS provider in a J2EE container.

[Gary]

I mostly use Jboss

[ilango]

I would be very interested in this JMS Resource Adapter. At this point of time, I am testing MDBs in JBoss and I have performance problems.

[ilango]

I have used JBoss until very recently.
Before asking any more questions intelligently, how would one describe the cloudmq technology?

thanks
ilango

[mmalamud]

What kind of performance numbers are you getting? Is your JBoss
already on Amazon EC2? or on a coporate LAN?

On Feb 5, 11:51 am, ilango <ilango...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I would be very interested in this JMS Resource Adapter. At this point of
> time, I am testing MDBs in JBoss and I have performance problems.
>

[mmalamud]

cloudMQ design is very simple. It uses distributed cache for non-
persistent messages. As the total number of producers/consumers grows
cloudMQ throttles number of instances. Persistent messages are written
to Amazon's EBS storage.

On Feb 5, 11:49 am, ilango <ilango...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have used JBoss until very recently.
> Before asking any more questions intelligently, how would one describe the
> cloudmq technology?
>
> thanks
> ilango
>

[sudar....@gmail.com]

We are using GlassFish both Producer and Consumer side. It that
possible to integrate?

[Mikhail Malamud]

Yes it will be. Are you running Glassfish locally or on ec2. How do
you plan to do it in production?

[Sudar Nimalan]

We are planing for both

[ilango]

Hi
I am not sure what the performance numbers. I will check and get back to you on that.
Our JBoss is on a Corporate LAN and it runs on a Vmware virtual machine