Openfire Connection Manager Module


What is it?
Connection Manager Module

Each Openfire Connection Manager module you deploy improves the scalability of your Openfire server by handling a portion of the client connections. It's suitable for very large installations of Openfire (many thousand concurrent users). Download the connection manager module implementation below.

How many users can each connection manager handle?

Each connection manager should handle at least five thousand concurrent users. Experimental support for non-blocking connections is under development, which will greatly increase the number of connections that each connection manager module can support.

Can connection managers be used with other servers?

Yes (in theory). The connection manager protocol is being developed through the open XEP process. We hope to work with other server vendors so that the entire XMPP community supports the protocol. We also expect there will be other implementations of connection managers that will be compatible with Openfire. For example, a connection manager written with native code may be able to achieve very high scalability on a specific platform.

Does Openfire Connection Manager Module use the same license as Openfire?

Yes, the module is dual-licensed under the Open Source Apache License.

How do I get support?

Support is available from the user community in the discussion forums. Enterprise-grade email and phone support is also available.

Download

Download the release of the Openfire connection manager module (requires Openfire 3.0). Full setup and usage instructions are included in the release.

Connection Manager Module 3.6.3 -- January 9, 2009

connection_manager_3_6_3.zip - Windows archive file January 9, 2009 MB
connection_manager_3_6_3.tar.gz - Unix/Linux archive file January 9, 2009 MB

Source Code - 3.6.3

connection_manager_src_3_6_3.zip - Windows archive file January 9, 2009 MB
connection_manager_src_3_6_3.tar.gz - Unix/Linux archive file January 9, 2009 MB

dwd dwd Dave Cridland is also a member of the XMPP Council, the technical steering group that approves XMPP Extension Protocols.
Latest Build 4.9.1
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License Open Source Apache
Platforms Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac OS X