The talk introduces distributed messaging then explains what it is and how it allows us to build Internet-scale distributed systems.
While focusing on challenges of managing such distributed systems, I will explain why most of today’s messaging fabric is not really friendly to monitoring and management, as well as why most of the tasks encountered are painful to accomplish at best and impossible to do at worst. Finally the talk shows how distributed messaging, by the virtue of being simply an additional layer in the network stack, can easily solve problems such as monitoring load and connectivity problems, resource provisioning based on business criteria, or even complex DevOps tasks such as distributed debugging.
Martin Sústrik is an expert in the field of messaging middleware. He participated in the creation and reference implementation of the AMQP standard. He has been involved in different messaging projects in the financial industry. He is a founder of the 0MQ project. Currently he's working on integration of messaging technology with operating systems and the Internet stack.
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BibTeX
@conference {255715,
author = {Martin S{\'u}strik},
title = {Distributed Messaging: The Administrative Aspect},
year = {2012},
address = {San Diego, CA},
publisher = {USENIX Association},
month = dec
}
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