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    <p>I'm programming a real-time mobile game that exchanges messages in real time and I would like to know what should I choose from: RabbitMQ or GAE. I know that GAE is a solution that works and makes my programming much faster since almost everything is already implemented, but on a long run I don't know if I'm willing to pay those really high prices - so it comes down to implementing some other message exchange service on my own servers, so I'm thinking about RabbitMQ.</p> <p>The thing that worries me is that the RabbitMQ nodes can be added to a cluster, but if GAE uses 1.000 instances, how much RabbitMQ nodes would it take to handle the same load, because I really don't want to have 1.000 nodes in a cluster, which means I have to rent 1.000 VPSs.</p> <p>So, that is why I'm trying to determine how much rabbitmq nodes (in a cluster) would it take to handle 1 million of users. I'm trying to compare that to Google Appengine Instances. Let's say my application on GAE should process the following: - 10.000 requests/second - 1000 instances running </p> <p>I know we can't really compare those, but let's do it anyway. I want to know the following questions:</p> <p><strong>1. I want to handle 10.000 requests/s (each request needs to be a permanent connection that takes at least 1-10 minutes):</strong></p> <p>a) How many GAE instances would be needed for that to be feasible?</p> <p>b) How many nodes in a cluster would be needed with RabbitMQ for it to work?</p> <p><strong>2. I want a comparison to RabbitMQ with 1.000 GAE instances:</strong></p> <p>a) How much work can 1 GAE instance do compared to 1 cluster node in RabbitMQ?</p> <p><strong>3. What would you choose:</strong></p> <p>a) I know you'll all say GAE, because it's really easy, already is prepared, etc.</p> <p>b) But then again, are we willing to pay all that. Not to mention that Google has some restrictions as the author is talking about them here: <a href="http://www.carlosble.com/2010/11/goodbye-google-app-engine-gae/" rel="nofollow">http://www.carlosble.com/2010/11/goodbye-google-app-engine-gae/</a> . </p> <p>Thanks for all the valuable answers</p>
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