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Conference week wrap-up
I had a blast of a week at CamelOne and JEEConf. Both organized perfectly and awesome crowd all around. CamelOne was packed with FuseSource customers and users with a great feedback on the things we...
View ArticleMessaging Anti-Patterns: Part 1
If you have a hammer everything looks like a nail, right? So we all witnessed that people sometimes try to solve the problem with wrong technology. Heck we probably all did it at one point or another....
View ArticleMessaging Anti-Patterns: Part 2
OK, now that you promised that you won’t store your messages in the broker (see part one of this post series), let’s consider one more thing that you should avoid when dealing with messaging systems....
View ArticleMessaging Anti-Patterns: Part 3
OK, after basic anti-patterns discussed in part 1 and 2 of this series, it’s time to discuss a bit more sophisticated messaging anti-patterns and how to write better messaging-oriented applications....
View ArticlePluggable ActiveMQ Storage Lockers
Shared storage master slave broker topologies depend on successful storage locking. Meaning that only a single broker (the master) is active and use the message database. So far locking was tied to a...
View ArticleApache ActiveMQ 5.7.0 released
We managed to keep our goal of making more frequent releases and today we’re happy to announce Apache ActiveMQ 5.7.0. The main goal of this release was Java 7 compatibility. The project is built using...
View ArticleLightweight Messaging For Web And Mobile With Apache ActiveMQ
Messaging once was a thing of “enterprises” but times are changing fast and devs now want to use it from virtually any environment. I thought it’s important to talk about messaging technologies...
View ArticleMQTT over WebSocket transport in ActiveMQ
So, we have more and more users want to connect to ActiveMQ directly from the browser using WebSockets. For quite a while now we support Stomp clients which are really easy to use from JavaScript. Now,...
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ActiveMQ and HawtIO
We introduced HawtIO console as a tech preview in 5.9.0 ActiveMQ release, with an idea to replace the old and rusty web console in the distribution. Unfortunately, that idea didn’t go well with the...
View ArticleMessaging for IoT
Deploying message broker for an IoT use case introduces some new challenges to the broker scalability. We’re talking now about thousands of connections, consumers and destinations, which make us think...
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