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On 13/07/17 15:20, Hudalla Kai (INST/ECS4) wrote:
> Let's say we have a single sender, sending pre-settled messages with a payload of 20 bytes and a single receiver for the messages.
> 
> If all is correctly setup, what number of messages could we expect going through Dispatch Router? I am merely interested in an order of magnitude. Are we talkinng about 1.000s, 10.000s or 100.000s per second?

It depends on the client used.

I haven't actually measured performance with pre-settled messages (not 
sure if anyone else can comment on that case specifically) but for 
unsettled messages, a single sender and receiver using qpid::messaging 
c++, I would expect 80-90k msgs/sec.

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