问题
Extended PUB/SUB topology
I have multiple publishers and multiple subscribers in a use case with 1 intermediary.
In the ZeroMQ guide, I learnt about synchronizing 1 publisher and 1 subscriber, using additional REQ/REP
sockets. I tried to write a synchronization code for my use case, but it is getting messy if I try to write code according to logic given for 1-1 PUB/SUB
.
The publisher code when we have only 1 publisher is :
//Socket to receive sync request
zmq::socket_t syncservice (context, ZMQ_REP);
syncservice.bind("tcp://*:5562");
// Get synchronization from subscribers
int subscribers = 0;
while (subscribers < SUBSCRIBERS_EXPECTED) {
// - wait for synchronization request
s_recv (syncservice);
// - send synchronization reply
s_send (syncservice, "");
subscribers++;
}
The subscriber code when we have only 1 subscriber is:
zmq::socket_t syncclient (context, ZMQ_REQ);
syncclient.connect("tcp://localhost:5562");
// - send a synchronization request
s_send (syncclient, "");
// - wait for synchronization reply
s_recv (syncclient);
Now, when I have multiple subscribers, then does each subscriber need to send a request to every publisher?
The publishers in my use case come and go. Their number is not fixed.
So, a subscriber won't have any knowledge about how many nodes to connect to and which publishers are present or not.
Please suggest a logic to synchronize an extended PUB/SUB
code
回答1:
Given the XPUB/XSUB
mediator node is present,
the actual PUB
-node discovery may be completely effort-less for the XSUB
-mediator-side ( actually principally avoided as such ).
Just use the reversed the XSUB.bind()
-s / PUB.connect()
-s and the problem ceased to exist at all.
Smart, isn't it?
PUB
-nodes may come and go, yet the XSUB
-side of the Policy-mediator node need not bother ( except for a few initial .setsockopt( { LINGER, IMMEDIATE, CONFLATE, RCVHWM, MAXSIZE } )
performance tuning and robustness increasing settings ), enjoying the still valid and working composition of the actual Topic-filter(s) .setsockopt( zmq.SUBSCRIBE, ** )
settings in-service and may centrally maintain such composition remaining principally agnostic about the state/dynamic of the semi-temporal group of the now / later .connect()
-ed live / dysfunctional PUB
-side Agent-nodes.
Even better, isn't it?
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49229121/how-to-synchronize-the-publishers-and-subscribers-in-extended-pub-sub-pattern-wi