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Date: Sun, 13 May 2012 16:43:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: tfeng <huining.feng@gmail.com>
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Subject: Zookeeper load balancing component?
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Is there a component in camel that supports client-side load balancing using
zookeeper?

Specifically, I'd like to have a component with which I can register 1 or
more consumers to a common endpoint, and have the producer produce messages
to any of these clients (in round-robin, random, arbitrary, or whatever ways
- I don't care because the consumer is stateless).

For example, if I register consumers to amq://queue-consumer1,
amq://queue-consumer2, amq://queue-consumer3, and register them to zookeeper
with node /queue, I'd like to send messages to anyone of them with a URL
like zklb://queue.

If such a component doesn't exist, should I file a bug and create it?

(I searched the ML and found a zookeeper component, but it's only to write
data to zookeeper but not to leverage zookeeper for load balancing.)

Thanks!

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Thomas Feng

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