Thanks for your input Justin!
Maybe IoT was missleading here, if I speak about EdgeComputing does it change
your answer?
One of the reasons I was looking for that architecture and that I forgot to
mention was the ability to use also the MQ between multiple services locally to
the edge.
So ea
Generally speaking, the software that runs on IoT devices is designed with
the unique constraints of IoT in mind (e.g. poor or intermittent network
connectivity, limited processing capacity, small amount of memory, low
power, etc.).
MQTT, for example, is often used for messaging in IoT contexts an
No. As the website [1] states:
Java compatibility: 11+
The latest release that is compatible with Java 8 is 5.16.6.
Justin
[1] https://activemq.apache.org/components/classic/download/
On Tue, Mar 14, 2023 at 1:21 PM ABURTO, BRUNO M CTR USAF ACC 99 RS/MPC
wrote:
> Can I continue to use Jav
Can I continue to use Java 8 with version 5.17.4?
On 2023/02/22 16:08:58 Matt Pavlovich wrote:
> Hello Jana-
>
> As far as I know, there have been no reported issues specific to the recent
> generation of JDK releases by vendor. The most important thing is to use
> latest releases to incorporat
Generally speaking, how a message is published has nothing to do with how
it is consumed. This is one of the main benefits of the decoupled nature of
messaging.
Furthermore, every protocol has its own semantics when it comes to
guarantees for consuming and/or producing messages.
Therefore, when y
Hello,
I'm new here and I'm working on an IoT issue where I'm wondering if Artemis and
federated queue could help. I'm learning the software in the same time I'm
trying to achieve something, so I would like to have your opinion on this: will
it work? Is it a good idea? And do you have sample co
Hello,
I'm pretty ignorant about AMQP protocol and Artemis broker
internals so please excuse me if my question is inappropriate.
I didn’t find a clear documentation telling what happens about the MQTT QoS
(subscribed or published messages) while crossing the connector boundary.
I me
