Hi Rohini-
ActiveMQ is a great option to migrate from IBM MQ. For many use cases, there is
little to no coding change required to applications (other than the connection
factory swap out).
ActiveMQ supports store-and-forward clustering (IBM MQ-style), and also
on-demand consumer driven (better
Hi Mihael,
the ActiveMQ Artemis console is based on hawtio 4 since the version 2.40.0.
Hawtio 4 now supports generic OpenID authentication and is already
supporting Keycloak as OpenID Provider, for further details see
https://hawt.io/docs/oidc.html
Regards,
Domenico
On Fri, 30 May 2025 at 15:58,
Hi Torsten,
the parser of the bootstrap.xml file replace any string that match the
pattern ${} with the value of the environment variable or
system property that matches PROPERTY_NAME, i.e.
export THE_PORT=8163
https://0.0.0.0:${THE_PORT}"; ...>
Alternatively, you could use the webconfig broker
Am Dienstag, dem 03.06.2025 um 12:27 +0200 schrieb Torsten Krah:
> broker
Broker is activemq-artemis 2.40.0, missed to add that information.
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Hi,
should be an easy topic, but I did not found an example in the docs yet
(may have missed it, pointers appreciated).
I want to reference values via an environment variable in the
bootstrap.xml of the broker, for example:
env has e.g. this:
THE_PORT=2233
How can I reference that here:
...
h
Hello,
I am working on migrating IBM MQ to ActiveMQ. Currently, IBM MQ (Linux) and IBM
MQ (Mainframe) are part of a MQ cluster. I am looking for some guidance on
implementing clustering in ActiveMQ classic 5.18.6.
Here is my Scenario
- IBM MQ servers on mainframe (remaining as-is)
- IBM MQ se
