SEDA queue sizes and importance of reading API docs

One of the key benefits of a SEDA queue is the ability to buffer requests and tasks within an Apache Camel route. You split up your processing into discrete tasks and then wire these tasks together using SEDA queues. You can then tune the number of consumers you have running against the queues to get the throughput that you need. To be able to do this tuning you need to know the back pressure on the consumers, i....

January 20, 2014 · 2 min · Matt Biggin