Timelines for your convenience: 00:00 // Intro 00:25 // What is Amazon MQ and what are message brokers? 11:15 // What are the most popular message brokers? 12:00 // On-premise design for AMAZON MQ 14:36 // Hybrid design for AMAZON MQ 18:15 // Amazon MQ Single-Instance Broker 18:48 // Amazon MQ Active/Standby Broker for High Availability 20:48 // AMAZON MQ SECURITY 23:00 // Outro
Thanks for very nice information.I have a scenario where i need to connect from onprem apache nifi to amazon mq.Is there any aws sdk is avaialable where i can modify the code to connect using IAM based access to amazon mq??
I think mostly we configure Apache Nifi with S3 or SQS or SNS, i think you can use a trigger point to stream the data from your on premise to aws. Not necessarily having it directly with apache mq. But as a indirect way using other services that can push message to mq. But that would also be repetitive. I am not sure about ur architecture, so these are my intial thoughts
@@Pythoholic Thanks for the quick reply. Actually our requirement is from onprem nifi to amazon mq.so i am wrting an extra java program for it.all the reference available in aws forum is without using IAM role based connetion to amazon mq.means using end point, user id & pwd. So i am searching any aws sdk is available which i can modify to use IAM role based aws credetial access to amzon MQ.
Ok this seems to a bit tricky and as you say you cant use any intermediary services on aws as well which can talk to amazon mq. I will think about it and let you know. Mostly i have integrated on premise solution with api gateway or else with direct connect.
@@Pythoholic Thank you for your response. There will be some sort of error handling mechanism which will let another MQ know that it has to take over, am I right? if so, in case of network failure between MQs, how things will be take care ?
Timelines for your convenience:
00:00 // Intro
00:25 // What is Amazon MQ and what are message brokers?
11:15 // What are the most popular message brokers?
12:00 // On-premise design for AMAZON MQ
14:36 // Hybrid design for AMAZON MQ
18:15 // Amazon MQ Single-Instance Broker
18:48 // Amazon MQ Active/Standby Broker for High Availability
20:48 // AMAZON MQ SECURITY
23:00 // Outro
Thanks man.. Helpful vedio
Thanks.. can you explain and demo aws mq with ldap authentication using aws Microsoft ad
Nice and slowly done. I like the fact that he just doesn't throw the technology into the mix..... Architecture explained
@pythoholic: sir would you mind sharing the content on IAM from the certification perspective?
Thanks so much for such a good explanation!
Do you have any good resources about "how protocols communicate"?
Planning to make a video on that shortly. Will keep you updated.
As of now i dont have resources to help👍
@@Pythoholic bro was it uploaded?
@@vijayakumarj1207 th-cam.com/video/ly8ikWtAY7s/w-d-xo.html might be useful
Awesome
Thanks for very nice information.I have a scenario where i need to connect from onprem apache nifi to amazon mq.Is there any aws sdk is avaialable where i can modify the code to connect using IAM based access to amazon mq??
I think mostly we configure Apache Nifi with S3 or SQS or SNS, i think you can use a trigger point to stream the data from your on premise to aws. Not necessarily having it directly with apache mq. But as a indirect way using other services that can push message to mq. But that would also be repetitive.
I am not sure about ur architecture, so these are my intial thoughts
@@Pythoholic Thanks for the quick reply. Actually our requirement is from onprem nifi to amazon mq.so i am wrting an extra java program for it.all the reference available in aws forum is without using IAM role based connetion to amazon mq.means using end point, user id & pwd. So i am searching any aws sdk is available which i can modify to use IAM role based aws credetial access to amzon MQ.
Ok this seems to a bit tricky and as you say you cant use any intermediary services on aws as well which can talk to amazon mq. I will think about it and let you know.
Mostly i have integrated on premise solution with api gateway or else with direct connect.
And mostly i would have adviced you to use boto3 to talk to mq. But u are using java so i will think on those lines
Who manages switching between Amazon MQs in case of failure?
MQ itself as this is a managed service.
@@Pythoholic Thank you for your response. There will be some sort of error handling mechanism which will let another MQ know that it has to take over, am I right? if so, in case of network failure between MQs, how things will be take care ?
Network failure in the sense? I don't think there should be the case. If it doesn't respond. Aws support should help.
@@Pythoholic Thank you and I am really fan of your AWS videos. And thank you for great effort.
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