Can we use RabbitMQ to store the message in durable queue permanently ?

[Rajiv Ranjan]

Hi,

       I am working on the chat application building using spring websocket and stomp. what is happening here is user message is getting queued in rabbitmq while chatting but on client side after consuming using stomp subscribe feature to the same queue, message in the queue getting disappear. Is this the ideal behavior of the durable queue ? Can't we use RabbitMQ to store the message permanently even after consumption? I want to achieve feature showing user history chat when user goes online or offline using rabbitmq only with no additional Mysql database. Is it possible? 

[Michael Klishin]

No, this is not what RabbitMQ was designed for. Use a data store, which will also give you more sophisticated ways of querying

your data set.

 

On 05.06.2020, 01:46, rabbitm...@googlegroups.com on behalf of Rajiv Ranjan wrote:

 

Hi,

       I am working on the chat application building using spring websocket and stomp. what is happening here is user message is getting queued in rabbitmq while chatting but on client side after consuming using stomp subscribe feature to the same queue, message in the queue getting disappear. Is this the ideal behavior of the durable queue ? Can't we use RabbitMQ to store the message permanently even after consumption? I want to achieve feature showing user history chat when user goes online or offline using rabbitmq only with no additional Mysql database. Is it possible? 

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[Wesley Peng]

You shouldn't use RMQ for persistent data storage.

Instead you could choose a dedicated storage service, like the quite hot project recently: Apache Ignite.

But you could have RMQ in front of storage service as message queues for IM application.

Regards.

5 June 2020, 06:46:38, by "Rajiv Ranjan" <rajiv...@gmail.com>:

Hi,

       I am working on the chat application building using spring websocket and stomp. what is happening here is user message is getting queued in rabbitmq while chatting but on client side after consuming using stomp subscribe feature to the same queue, message in the queue getting disappear. Is this the ideal behavior of the durable queue ? Can't we use RabbitMQ to store the message permanently even after consumption? I want to achieve feature showing user history chat when user goes online or offline using rabbitmq only with no additional Mysql database. Is it possible? 

[Rajiv Ranjan]

okie thanks!! I got my clarification.

On Friday, June 5, 2020 at 6:17:10 AM UTC+5:30, Wesley Peng wrote:

You shouldn't use RMQ for persistent data storage.

Instead you could choose a dedicated storage service, like the quite hot project recently: Apache Ignite.

But you could have RMQ in front of storage service as message queues for IM application.

Regards.

5 June 2020, 06:46:38, by "Rajiv Ranjan" <rajiv...@gmail.com>:

Hi,

       I am working on the chat application building using spring websocket and stomp. what is happening here is user message is getting queued in rabbitmq while chatting but on client side after consuming using stomp subscribe feature to the same queue, message in the queue getting disappear. Is this the ideal behavior of the durable queue ? Can't we use RabbitMQ to store the message permanently even after consumption? I want to achieve feature showing user history chat when user goes online or offline using rabbitmq only with no additional Mysql database. Is it possible? 

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[Michael Klishin]

For *long term* persistent data storage 😉

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