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    Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 6 May 2013

    Is 0MQ as awesome as the documentation suggests? By which I mean: stable, solid, with equally solid language bindings into python/php?

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      1. Adrian O'Connor‏ @adrianoconnor 6 May 2013
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        @Pinboard I found it not so awesome, but I was using .NET at the time. C bindings are probably much better. RabbitMQ/ActiveMQ are both good.

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      1. qdot‏ @qDot 6 May 2013
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        @Pinboard The python language bindings are fantastic. I use it with gevent, absolutely love it.

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      1. qdot‏ @qDot 6 May 2013
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        @Pinboard That said, can't speak to stability/solid since I haven't put things into production yet.

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      1. Matt Smillie‏ @notmatt 6 May 2013
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        @Pinboard “as awesome as the documentation suggests?” is a bit of a loaded question, depending on how literally you take the documentation.

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      2. evan‏ @evanmcc 6 May 2013
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        @Pinboard don't let anything at all connect to 0mq ports except known and trusted 0mq ports.

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      3. Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 6 May 2013
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        @evanmcc that seems like universally good advice for any internal service. Or is there something specific to 0mq there?

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      1. Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 6 May 2013
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        @xek that's a criticism of the sample app architecture, not the thing itself. The reason for the architecture is well-motivated in the text

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      1. Atte‏ @guaq 6 May 2013
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        @Pinboard No. The last I tried, Python bindings didn't compile out of the box. Had to fiddle with library search paths and whatnot.

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      1. Carlos Scheidegger‏ @scheidegger 6 May 2013
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        @Pinboard we have a few 0mqs processing ~10^9 events a day with no glitches going for 3 months or so. only ever used C bindings, though.

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      1. Bulldozer Operator‏ @kobolog 6 May 2013
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        @Pinboard we tried to use it, large deployment, 100+ nodes, multiple DCs — it works, given some effort; somewhat slow, sometimes weird.

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