Closed ranjithkodumbu closed 5 years ago
you can specify multiple servers in your worker.cfg. However, this is not recommended. It is simpler and easier to keep separate instances separated. You don't save any resources and the resulting setup is just more complex. Btw, it's called "gearman" :-)
Hi Sni, Thanks a lot for the response. I do agree with you, but managing multiple notification worker is difficult than managing one worker with more resources. E.g. if we need to have multiple worker nodes, need to also manage OS, patching, license etc, that was the reason I asked this question.
That was typo :) it is gearman only.
You can have as many workers on a machine as you like. Just use a different gearman server with a different port
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Hi Sni, Thanks a lot for the response. I do agree with you, but managing multiple notification worker is difficult than managing one worker with more resources. E.g. if we need to have multiple worker nodes, need to also manage OS, patching, license etc, that was the reason I asked this question.
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Got it, need to run multiple worker process on a single server with unique worker.conf, where each worker.conf should contain unique gearman IP addresses with unique port. Thanks a lot.
Hi Team,
As far as I know, there is no option to use shared worker for multiple German server. For e. g. In Nagios if I need to connect Notification queue of multiple German servers using single worker will not work as we have only one option in woker.conf file to connect single German server. Please let me know how to achieve this scenario.