message queuing

Information system consultants use message queuing as their skill base.

Improved organization of message queuing on disk including multiple volume support.

It can handle an unlimited number of queued messages using the message queuing architecture.

Microsoft Message Queuing - similar technology, implemented for .

More recently, three standards have emerged which address making Message Queuing open and ubiquitous:

The following ports are used for Microsoft Message Queuing operations:

Or they register with a Message Queuing Service.

If you want to benefit from them, you have to interface with the services that Azure provides for reliable storage and message queuing.

The communication manager, which is capable of handling up to 250,000 active sessions, takes incoming transaction messages and passes them to the message queuing software.

In practice, given the diversity of Message Queuing techniques and scenarios, this wasn't always as practical as it could be.

In particular, the message queuing API is a set of stored procedures running on top of the basic functions to store, modify and retrieve tuples.

The message queuing subsystem, /Q, allows Tuxedo to perform long running, time-delayed and event-driven transactions by writing messages to disk.

IronMQ is a message queuing service (a form of message queue offered as a cloud-based service) provided by Iron.

VXMP is based on a shared memory architecture, which reduces run-time memory requirements and extends the message queuing facilities across a network.

This extends the existing /Q message queuing facility of Tuxedo by providing things like delivery notification, offline messaging, and store and forward capabilities.

StormMQ, a hosted message queuing service using AMQP.

Well-known examples of messaging service technologies include Java Message Service and Microsoft Message Queuing.

Active Load Near-real-time data enters the data warehouse via mini-batch loading, replication services or continuous streams of data from message queuing systems.

Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ)

Implementations exist as proprietary software, provided as Message Queuing as a Service, as open source software, or be hardware-based.

Historically, Message Queuing has used proprietary, closed protocols, restricting the ability for different operating systems or programming languages to interact in a heterogenous set of environments.

It implements the Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP).

At least one network protocol, Advanced Message Queuing Protocol, uses the terminology of OBB.

These port numbers may be incremented by 11 if the initial choice of RPC port is being used when Message Queuing initializes.

The Service Broker, which runs as a part of the database engine, provides a reliable messaging and message queuing platform for SQL Server applications.