I setup 2 VCO 5.5.1 appliances in cluster mode and I am attempting to use them with the AMQP plugin to have policies pull messages off the bus and kick off workflows. (This is all working fine with a stand-alone VCO instance already.) The problem is that the policy engines of the 2 nodes in cluster mode get synced together, so that when I start a policy on Node A, it starts it on Node B also, but only Node A registers with RabbitMQ and establishes a channel to the AMQP queue. This means 100% of all AMQP messages will get routed to whichever VCO Node happens to be the one to start the policy first, which nullifies a big reason why I wanted to set this up (for load balancing of AMQP message-based workflows).
Is this working as designed or is there some trick to configure the policies on the different nodes to get them to both register on the AMQP bus?