How to balance data to multiple pod queues? #6425
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Hi, if you create a quorum queue by setting The leader of any given queue still resides on a specific node, so to fully spread load across a cluster, you could consider designing an architecture with multiple queues. |
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See Rebalancing replicas and Managing replicas in the Quorum queue guide. |
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Thank you very much for your reply. The problem is: if i use 'history' to consume queue messages, i cannot receive messages (if i use 1 rabbitmq pod to shard multiple pieces, it can use this queue name to consume), but i use thanks a lot! |
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Hello,rabbitmq expert.
I encountered a problem. The scenario is as follows: I deployed rabbitmq with K8S, 3 pods, and the docker image used is bitnami/rabbitmq/3.10.7-debian-11-r11.
The question is: I created a queue, but it seems that this queue can only exist on one pod. When a large number of messages are distributed to this queue, this pod will take up a lot of resources, such as memory and cpu resources, while the other two pods are idle. I wonder if there is any way to balance the data in the queue to three pods?
Thanks a lot.
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