Apache Active MQ

Apache ActiveMQ is the most widely used message-oriented middleware that uses messaging to connect remote applications written in Java, C/C++, Python, Perl, Ruby and many more. ActiveMQ is standards based and supports messaging protocols such as AMQP 1.0, WebSockets, Stomp, OpenWire and MQTT. Used from M2M to global enterprise deployments, this talk will cover the features, functionality and secret ninja ticks to get ActiveMQ to both perform and scale, without loosing messages.
Author:
Rob Davies
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[@ruixue6955]

00:58 why is integration and messaging important
2:37 why MOM (Message-oriented middleware)
2:42 robustness to change
3:50 what is ActiveMQ
4:36 Messaging basics
4:42 message channel
5:34 example of message channel
6:07 point-to-point channel - 6:13 *not every consumer gets the same message*
6:33 publish/subscribe channel
6:46 message counting: selectors
9:10 message groups
9:45 *demo of message groups code*

[@ruixue6955]

10:48 Deploying ActiveMQ
11:46 2 types of *message delivery mode*
12:51 persistent queues
18:01 ActiveMQ: protocol

[@ruixue6955]

26:22 ActiveMQ: Management
27:48 embedded web console
28:07 enterprise features

[@Allam_Games]

Active mq starts at 3:40

[@richardlilli5941]

Does the lip smacking ever stop?

[@MrMikomi]

​@@richardlilli5941Grow up.

[@sintrix2020]

ty

[@stephenlii1744]

还可以

[@stephenlii1744]

Thanks, but we need it use with zookeeper, cluster and more