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Date: Sat, 3 Nov 2012 06:41:13 -0700 (PDT)
From: MarTyNas <martizzo@gmail.com>
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Subject: SNMP message transfering to iOS
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My goal is to transfer SNMP messages from client's backend servers (they can
be firewalled) and push them to iOS device (http://bit.ly/vwBf5) and store
them in some fast database server.

What are my choices? 

1. Encapsulate snmp message and transfer over http to db server. Then push
to iOS and store in some db. SNMP Agent -> Processing server (some engine to
process incoming messages) -> push to iOS

2. Use some snmp agent to catch then. Use own ActiveMQ server to push to IOS
an use some fast persistence db. Agent -> ActiveMQ server (Hadoop for
persistance) -> iOS 

In db i will store login, time, message, origin, sent to apple, server id,
username. Most time db will write only sometimes reads come from web.

What are options Hadoop, Cassandra, Mongo?


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