VMware RabbitMQ Scalability
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PraveenKumar28
Packaged App development Senior Analyst at a consultancy with 10,001+ employees
VMware RabbitMQ needed to be a more scalable product. It wouldn't perform consistently if you wanted to add workload or users or reduce workload. We faced problems with it during heavy loads. The cloud version is scalable. We can scale it up or down based on our requirements, such as the number of users or workload.
Around seven or eight people were in every group, and many teams were using it for virtual use.
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Abdullah Jan Farooqui
Director Consulting Services at M3tech
The solution is scalable, although I still need to utilize the clustering option. A single server is sufficient and efficiently handles most of our workloads. It effectively uses system resources such as memory, CPU, and disks, resulting in excellent performance with minimal resource usage.
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Vivek Bajpai
Solutions Architect at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
The solution is scalable. However, we have issues with availability.
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SantuGada
Senior Software Engineer at Capgemini
I would rate the scalability a nine out of ten.
View full review »The tool's scalability is similar to that of Anypoint MQ.
View full review »My company has 10-15 users for VMware RabbitMQ.
View full review »PCF allows us to scale the consumers.
View full review »We were able to operate multiple nodes and we implemented a load balancer to meet our high traffic requirements.
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Boris Levin
Head of Data & Infrastructure at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
We had multiple issues with scalability. The product's scalability is rather problematic. It tends to be very complex to maintain with various sharding and high availability options.
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DustyPressley
Sr Technical Consultant at a tech services company with 1,001-5,000 employees
This solution is very scalable and the number of users really depends on the organization.
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TomaszSobota
Java Programmer at Netcompany
I haven't scaled the solution myself, so I can't speak from personal experience. I have heard that the solution is not so simple to scale because there is a core node beside the solution. There's some sort of smoothing methodology when it comes to the messaging, so I assume it's not so simple.
View full review »We have had no scalability issues at all. We have RabbitMQ servers behind a load balancer, with Queue listeners attached to them.
I have estimated that we will be able to scale quite dramatically without any change to network topology.
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David-B
Chief Executive Officer at Couragium Solutions
Scalability is not a problem.
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Andrew-Ferguson
Software Engineer at a tech vendor with 1,001-5,000 employees
We have not had scalability issues.
View full review »For the most part the product was very scalable. The only times we would have problems were usually related to Amazon hiccups that would cause the cluster to slow down.
View full review »There were no scalability issues as such. The scalability was fine.
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reviewer971988
Assistant Student at a retailer with 5,001-10,000 employees
The solution can scale, however, we use a lot of space for Kafka. We have clusters through the servers, and there may be more for each department. If some needs appear, we can increase the number of servers in a cluster to better manage messages. As long as your company can increase the number of servers, it can scale.
We have about 100 departments that use this solution in some way.
In our case, we have in our department five people and we have two clusters with Rabbit for two different directions. For us, it's enough. We do not plan to increase usage.
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Michael Twisdale
CTO, CIO, Chief Architect at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Rabbit is a very scalable solution. We could easily queue 50,000 messages in less than a minute. The first day we introduced Rabbit to replace another queueing system that we were using, there was disbelief on the part of the product team because the response was so fast. We need tens of thousands of messages queued in a short period of time, approximately one minute. For example, one user action could spawn 65,000 messages. We also need the ability to segregate different queues. This solution did a great job.
View full review »We have not used the scalability features yet.
View full review »We have not encountered any scalability issues.
View full review »Didn’t have issues.
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Nikola Tzaprev
Head of Cloud Platform Development at a tech vendor with 501-1,000 employees
We did not have any scalability problems.
View full review »It works as expected, i.e., flawless.
View full review »Its really easy to scale.
View full review »There were no specific issues with scalability except the issue of adding a new node to the cluster.
View full review »There were some scalability issues. There is no scalable queue. The cluster only supports redirections.
There were no scalability issues.
View full review »I have not encountered any scalability issues either.
View full review »It would be nice if it could produce automatic load balancing when the number of brokers scales up.
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ThomasS346
Senior Application Developer at a computer software company with 51-200 employees
We had no issues with stability. Exactly the opposite! It actually blew me away how flexible a framework it is. It’s a very elegant solution.
View full review »This is a scalable product. There are six or seven services that are connected and using it.
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Vlad Popa
Integration Consultant at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
VMware RabbitMQ is definitely scalable.
View full review »There were no scalability issues.
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Jack Angoe
Technical Lead at Interface Fintech Ltd
It is very scalable. I have a team of 10 developers who are using it and I have some of our clients using it in our Cloud cluster. We have about 10 banks running on the platform now.
View full review »We did not encounter any scalability issues.
View full review »We did not encounter any scalability issues.
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