[rabbitmq-discuss] Client failover

[Gustavo Aquino]

Hi Guys,

First good work in HA doc. Other AMQP solutions use solutions based on OpenAis and in my thoughts it's a good way.

Now I have one doubt have a way in RabbitMQ java or .net client to restablish one connection when it's down or redirect connection to passive server ? in other words can I configure my client with my active and passive server and this guy have the knowledge to use master or slave ?

Best Regards.

Gustavo

[Joe Healy]

We've configured it so that the passive server takes over the IP address that rabbitmq is listening to so whether it is running using the active or passive server clients still use the same IP address.

The document also suggests this.

I'm not sure on the behaviour of the .net or java client regarding automatically reconnecting. I think this is something you will need to manage in your application - I could be wrong though.

Hope that helps,

Joe

[Jason J. W. Williams]

Hi Gustavo,

You could do something like we did here for py-amqp:
http://github.com/williamsjj/py-resilient_mq

-J

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