The chronicle queue doco specifies that it's possible to have Chronicle Sinks on different boxes and the events are distributed to it over the network from a single chronicle queue. (http://chronicle.software/products/chronicle-queue/)
My question is whether it is possible to do the reverse?
From these chronicle sinks, we would like to generate new events that are then sent to a single new queue. (not update the existing events - as these new events are only generated upon receipt of an appropriate combination of events - otherwise the replicated model would sound appropriate?) Is it possible to have local queues that are all replicated to a single box in the one queue?
Is it possible to have local queues that are all replicated to a single box in the one queue?
You can use either a remote connection to have multiple servers write to one queue which is on a central machine (Using Chronicle Engine), or you can have a queue on each server replicated (Using Chronicle Queue Enterprise), and a small process to combine these into a single queue.