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…antidote_channels # Conflicts: # rebar.lock # src/inter_dc_pub.erl
Removed zeromq process from sup tree
* master: Propagate aborts via pb (#373)
# Conflicts: # rebar.config # rebar.lock # src/antidote.app.src # src/antidote_pb_sup.erl # src/inter_dc_pub.erl # src/inter_dc_query.erl # src/inter_dc_query_receive_socket.erl # src/inter_dc_sub.erl
# Conflicts: # src/inter_dc_query.erl
# Conflicts: # rebar.config # rebar.lock # src/antidote.app.src
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This will have to be updated significantly due to the changes in master |
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Replacement for inter-dc zeromq implementation.
Provides a library to abstract zeromq communication patterns from inter-dc replication code.
Supports ZeroMQ and RabbitMQ and provides an extensible interface.
Current implementation was tested for ZeroMQ. Performance is comparable to current implementation. In the long-term we will want to use this library to test the performance of RabbitMQ against ZeroMQ, or to replace the underlying erlzmq library.