Nathan,
On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 1:11 AM, Nathan Woodhull <
[hidden email]> wrote:
> In our application we have a third party service that we are only
> allowed to make requests to 10 times/per second. If we exceed the
> 10msgs/second throttle, we are charged a fine for breaking the
> contractual agreement.
>
> Our application generates requests in large spurts, so we would like
> to use a queue to throttle the outgoing messages to the external
> service to comply with the SLA. Is there a good way to do this through
> RabbitMQ configuration? Doing this in the producer or consumer itself
> does not seem like it is likely to work since they are both
> distributed. Basically, we want to implement this pattern:
>
>
http://activemq.apache.org/camel/throttler.htmlOff the top of my head I can't see how you can do this without
creating a custom queue implementation that implements this sliding
window check before delivering to a consumer.
Whilst this would probably be doable, it wouldn't be available in
Rabbit OOTB, i.e. you would have to try it with a patched version.
HTH,
Ben
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