1 Reply Latest reply on Aug 3, 2014 10:14 AM by dgrove_redhat.com

    A-MQ vs ActiveMQ - And Integration with Wildfly Questions

    matt_madhavan
    matt_madhavan Jul 31, 2014 3:43 PM

      Hello,

      I have few questions on JBoss A-MQ and ActuveMQ and their integration with WIldfly. If some one can answer it I will greatly appreciate it.

       

      • Can I use A-MQ in place of ActiveMQ?
      • What  is the difference between A-MQ and ActiveMQ?
      • Can I integrate A-MQ with Jboss Wildfly?
      • What is A-MQ's relationship with Karaf/FUse

       

      I thank you in advance!

       

      Matt G. Madhavan

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        • 1. Re: A-MQ vs ActiveMQ - And Integration with Wildfly Questions
          dgrove_redhat.com
          dgrove_redhat.com Aug 3, 2014 10:14 AM (in response to matt_madhavan)

          Hi Matt,

           

          A-MQ is Red Hats' version of ActiveMQ.  A-MQ closely tracks ActiveMQ and Red Hat is a very active contributor to ActiveMQ. 

           

          You can integrate A-MQ and wildfly.  The A-MQ distribution includes a JCA rar file for accessing a A-MQ instance.

           

          A-MQ and Fuse are both OSGi based and are built on Karaf.  A-MQ could be viewed as a minimal configuration of Fuse that only has messaging.  You can deploy A-MQ on Fuse as well, along with all of the other components, ESB, etc.

           

           

          - Doug

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