Abstract: A method for managing high availability messaging queueing is disclosed herein. The method includes receiving, by a first messaging server of a plurality of messaging servers in a first messaging cluster, a first request from a client server, the first request including a plurality of messages to be processed, storing, by the first messaging server, the received plurality of messages, replicating, by the first messaging server, the plurality of messages to the remaining servers of the plurality of messaging servers in the first messaging cluster, and sending, by the first messaging server, a first response to the client server after replicating the plurality of messages to the remaining servers of the plurality of messaging servers.

Abstract: A method for managing high availability messaging queueing is disclosed herein. The method includes receiving, by a first messaging server of a plurality of messaging servers in a first messaging cluster, a first request from a client server, the first request including a plurality of messages to be processed, storing, by the first messaging server, the received plurality of messages, replicating, by the first messaging server, the plurality of messages to the remaining servers of the plurality of messaging servers in the first messaging cluster, and sending, by the first messaging server, a first response to the client server after replicating the plurality of messages to the remaining servers of the plurality of messaging servers.

Abstract: Some embodiments of the invention provide a system which creates and delivers a meal plan to a user. The meal plan may be customized to suit the user, by drawing from recipes in the user's personal collection, and by enabling the user to specify goals relating to nutrition, budget, preparation time, etc. Once approved by the user, a meal plan may serve as a basis for a shopping list which includes items called for by recipes in the meal plan, and/or other items. The shopping list may form the basis for a delivery order submitted to a grocery provider, if the user so desires. As such, embodiments of the invention may enable the user to avoid expending the time and mental energy conventionally associated with planning meals and shopping for their ingredients.