About Brian
sometimes stereotypical, but never ironic.Twitter Feed
- @jackyalcine And cops. 1 hour ago
- @jackyalcine I mean if they want to make an argument that it was ok to discriminate against mutants because they ar… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 hour ago
- After the change of administration tomorrow, DHS and ICE are still bad and should still be dismantled, and companie… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 hour ago
- @brianarn Yup. 2 hours ago
- If you angrily yell "why do they keep writings things like this?!" while sharing a link to the thing you are yellin… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 8 hours ago
Category Archives: zeromq
Playing with Kinect and ZeroMQ Part 2
In the previous post I briefly outlined writing a simple tool to pull data off of a kinect, and pass the buffers into zeromq frames for transmission. In this post I’m going to go over the other side of the … Continue reading
Playing with Kinect and ZeroMQ Part 1
I was looking for something fun to play with in order to start experimenting with sending “binary” (non string) data over zeromq. I realized I had a Microsoft Kinect laying around that no one was really using anymore, so I … Continue reading
ZeroMQ Input / Output Plugins for Rsyslog
Just dropping a quick note that Aggregate Knowledge, where I work as Service Delivery Data Architect, has released our first open source release this week – zeromq input and output plugins for rsyslog. Give them a spin if it’s something … Continue reading
Mecha Multi Mechanize
Awhile back, I had the pleasure of contributing a small amount of code to Corey Goldberg’s excellent multi-mechanize web performance and load testing framework. Since I have been experimenting with using zeromq in place of the python Queue object for … Continue reading
Simple TCP to ZeroMQ Message Forwarder with Eventlet
I spent part of the day playing with eventlet today. Eventlet recently added zeromq support. Here’s a very simple message forwarder that sends line terminated messages sent over TCP to a zeromq push socket, using the zeromq hub:
Python Multiprocessing – ZeroMQ vs Queue
As a quick follow up to my previous post, here’s a look at the performance of passing messages between two python processes using the Queue class vs using 0mq push / pull connections. As a quick test, we will pass … Continue reading
