C++ / C# Dev required to create an activeMQ daemon bridging to AWS Lambda, MySQL and SNS
£250-750 GBP
Paid on delivery
I require a daemon that will satisfy three requirements;
1. Act as a relay / bridge, passing messages between ActiveMQ and Amazon SQS
2. Parse incoming messages and, where required, execute a MySQL or Amazon SNS posting, based upon ‘translations’ within a config file (will be provided).
3. Provide feedback and logging via SNS, for errors and exceptions
The daemon will need to run constantly, and must have some kind of backup process (even as simple as a cron job) that will ensure, should the daemon crash, that it is reloaded. When the daemon loads, it should publish to an SNS topic, to let the admin know it was re-loaded.
The daemon will be run via CLI, in an EC2 ubuntu instance (>14.0), and would ideally be coded in either C++ / C# / Java - as the developer sees fit. However, due to the constant-running requirements, memory management is critical.
A simple and efficient method to inject payloads (for forwarding onto ActiveMQ) is needed. SQS can fulfil this requirement - whereby a message posted onto SQS will be instantly copied onto ActiveMQ - however, it may be preferable to come up with an additional way to facilitate this i.e. an SNS topic could be monitored. The main requirement is that a payload can be easily passed in from both PHP and AWS Lambda.
I can provide additional specs and documentation when required.
Thanks.
Project ID: #11240522
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Hi, I can develop such daemon with java or c++ so that it can bridge betweeen aws lambda, mysql and sns. Please let me know if you are interested so we can discuss the project further. Waiting for your reply. Thank More
I have experience with Message Queueing frameworks, Apache ActiveMQ and Amazon SQS. I am the best candidate for this job.
I want to discuss this project with you further, let me know the best suitable time for you to schedule the meeting, Feel free to message me at any time, i used to be online 14 hrs in a day on this website so probably More
Hello, this part is unclear to me: Assuming ActiveMQ is already setup, where does it sit? In the same box as the relay? Thanks
