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ASF GitHub Bot updated ARTEMIS-5437:
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> Add a more advanced message bridging feature to AMQP broker connections
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>                 Key: ARTEMIS-5437
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ARTEMIS-5437
>             Project: ActiveMQ Artemis
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: AMQP
>    Affects Versions: 2.40.0
>            Reporter: Timothy A. Bish
>            Assignee: Timothy A. Bish
>            Priority: Major
>              Labels: pull-request-available
>          Time Spent: 10m
>  Remaining Estimate: 0h
>
> The AMQP broker connection currently offers a somewhat primitive bridge 
> capability by offering configuration of SENDER and RECEIVER elements which 
> can perform some basic bridging primarily between Artemis instances given the 
> way the send to address, receiver from queue behavior is carried over into 
> the implementation.
> This new AMQP bridge feature offers a more advanced and flexible bridge 
> capability that allows for messages to be bridged from or to a remote with 
> various configuration options to account for the remote not being an Artemis 
> peer but leveraging some Artemis capabilities like Core message tunneling 
> over AMQP when the remote is an Artemis instance. By default the receivers 
> for this bridge implementation activate only on local demand being present 
> but can be configured to be always active as the older RECEIVER capability 
> behaved.
> This implementation also incorporates features implemented in the AMQP 
> federation bits that deal with draining link credit on receivers before 
> detaching to avoid potential duplicates and idling links if demand tracking 
> is active to avoid rapid create and destroy cycles for bridge links.  There 
> is also in-built link recovery mechanisms that will attempt to recreate links 
> that are closed by the remote on a periodic basis.  Also like federation 
> Queue receivers the new bridge receivers can be configured in pull mode to 
> only offer credit when the local Queue has no pending backlog to avoid moving 
> messages until there is a need.
> A example of configuration for an AMQP bridge is shown below
> {code:xml}
>          <amqp-connection uri="tcp://host:port" 
> name="my-bridge-configuration">
>             <bridge>
>                <bridge-from-queue name="policy-name-1">
>                   <include address-match="#" queue-match="someQueue" />
>                   <property key="amqpCredits" value="0"/>
>                   <property key="amqpPullConsumerCredits" value="10"/>
>                </bridge-from-queue>
>                <bridge-to-queue name="policy-name-2">
>                   <include address-match="test" queue-match="myQueue" />
>                </bridge-to-queue>
>                <bridge-from-address name="policy-name-3">
>                   <include address-match="test-address" />
>                   <exclude address-match="all.#" />
>                </bridge-from-address>
>                <bridge-to-address name="policy-name-4">
>                   <include address-match="send-to-address" />
>                   <exclude address-match="all.#" />
>                </bridge-to-address>
>             </bridge>
>          </amqp-connection>
> {code}



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