Getting Camel on EAP6 to talk JMS with Artemis on EAP7 via JNDI
Running the application on EAP6 it will use the hornetQ libraries in order to communicate over JMS to the new artemis broker running on EAP7. The artemis broker is backwards compatible.
Running the application on EAP6 it will use the hornetQ libraries in order to communicate over JMS to the new artemis broker running on EAP7. The artemis broker is backwards compatible.
Minio is a light weight AWS s3 compatible object storage server. Part of the knative tutorial is setting it up on minishift which I have also documented in my own way here.
Jolokia is usually bundled in with a number of Red Hat products in order to expose JMX statistics over HTTP. If you are an authenticated user, then you are able to query these statistics.
Why? Sometimes you may not have access to various resources in environments in order to encapsulate all of the dependencies of your :”script” (DISCLAIMER: You’re now basically making a full blown groovy/java project). But this could also be handy if you’ve written a groovy script and want to make it into a full blown application.
Download apache artemis from https://activemq.apache.org/components/artemis/download/ and/or alternatively you can download Red Hat Jboss AMQ from the Red Hat portal: https://access.redhat.com/jbossnetwork/restricted/listSoftware.html?product=jboss.amq.broker