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Red Hat® AMQ is a lightweight, high-performance, robust messaging platform.

AMQ Components

AMQ Broker 7.11

AMQ Broker is a high-performance messaging implementation based on ActiveMQ Artemis. It uses an asynchronous journal for faster message persistence. AMQ Broker supports multiple languages, protocols, and platforms.

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Features

Clustering and High Availability

Shared-store or shared-nothing state replication.

Fast, Native-IO Persistence

A fast, native-IO journal or a JDBC-based store.

Advanced Queueing

Last value queues, message groups, topic hierarchies, and large message support.

Multiprotocol

AMQP 1.0, MQTT, STOMP, OpenWire, and Artemis Core Protocol.

AMQ Interconnect 1.10

The AMQ Interconnect router (v1.10) uses the AMQP protocol to distribute and scale your messaging resources across data centers.

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AMQ Interconnect is distributed as a set of OpenShift images or RPM packages, which are available through your Red Hat subscription.

Features

Disaster Recovery

Deploy redundant network routers across geographies.

Integration

Connect clients, brokers, and standalone services

Advanced Routing

Control the distribution and processing of messages on your network.

Streamlines Large Deployments

Streamlined management makes large deployments practical.

AMQ Clients 2.11

AMQ emphasizes fast and reliable communication between clients and servers. AMQ Clients supports many widely used languages and platforms and offers SSL/TLS for secure communication, flexible SASL authentication, and automatic reconnect and failover.

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AMQP Clients

Clients that use the AMQP 1.0 message protocol.

AMQ JMS

A pure-Java JMS 2.0 implementation.

AMQ C++

A fast, native event-driven API.

AMQ JavaScript

Runs on Node.js and in the browser.

AMQ .NET

A lightweight, asynchronous .NET API.

AMQ Python

Supports Python 2 and 3.

AMQ Ruby

An event-driven Ruby API.

JMS Clients

Clients that implement the Java Message Service (JMS) API.

AMQ Core Protocol JMS

JMS 2.0 client for use in messaging applications that send and receive Artemis Core Protocol messages.

AMQ OpenWire JMS

JMS 1.1 client for use in messaging applications that send and receive OpenWire messages.

AMQ JMS (AMQP)

A pure-Java JMS 2.0 implementation.

AMQ Streams 2.3

Red Hat AMQ Streams, based on the Apache Kafka project, offers a distributed backbone that allows microservices and other applications to share data with extremely high throughput and extremely low latency. 

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Features

Publish and Subscribe

Many to many dissemination in a fault tolerant, durable manner.

Long-Term Data Retention

Efficiently stores data for immediate access in a manner limited only by disk space.

Replayable Events

Serves as a repository for microservices to build in memory copies of source data, up to any point in time.

Partition Messages for More Horizontal Scalability

Allows for organizing messages to maximum concurrent access.

AMQ Online 1.7

Red Hat AMQ Online is a cloud-native, multi-tenant messaging service that you can provision easily.

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AMQ Online is distributed as a set of OpenShift images, which are available through your Red Hat Subscription.  

Features

Security

Support for multiple security models.

Simple Provisioning

Your messaging is hosted in the cloud as a managed service, and provisioned as you need it.

Agile

Scalability, availability, and durability.

Multiprotocol

Popular industry protocols and APIs, including JMS, STOMP, MQTT, AMQP, and others.

Installation & Deployment Instructions

Install Broker on OpenShift Container Platform

Follow the Deployment guide.

Install Broker on Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Install Interconnect on OpenShift Container Platform

Follow the Deployment guide.

Install Interconnect on Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Install Streams on OpenShift Container Platform

Follow the steps in the Deploying and Upgrading guide.

Install Streams on Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Follow the steps in the Getting Started chapter.

Install Online on OpenShift Container Platform

Follow the Installation guide.

Topics

Introducing Red Hat AMQ 7

AMQ 7 Introduction

Engineering Director David Ingham introduces the Red Hat AMQ 7 product, including details on why you will want to upgrade to this latest release.

Getting started with Apache Kafka

Getting started with Apache Kafka

Jakub Scholz, Principal Software Engineer, introduces how to start a local Kafka cluster and explain its basic concepts such as topics and partitions.

Red Hat AMQ Administration

AMQ Administration Course Preview

Grega Bremec, Red Hat Senior Instructor, Middleware, Cloud, gives an overview of the Red Hat AMQ Messaging Broker and Interconnect. To learn more register for JB440.

Red Hat A-MQ 6.x in the Cloud

A-MQ 6 in the Cloud

Senior Software Engineer Dejan Bosanac discusses the Red Hat A-MQ product, including problems with large enterprise deployments, the Fuse Fabric, an overview of Red Hat A-MQ, and a look at Fuse.

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Red Hat AMQ Life Cycle

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