Duration

2 days

Understand the key concepts associated with JMS and Apache ActiveMQ

Red Hat JBoss A-MQ Development and Deployment (JB437) is a two-day course that gives Java™ developers and architects an understanding of the key concepts associated with Java Message Service (JMS) and Apache ActiveMQ.

Key concepts associated with JMS and Apache ActiveMQ/Fabric—including topologies, protocols, message groups virtual destinations, failover and high-availability. Students will learn how Apache ActiveMQ/Fuse Message Broker can be used with multiple communication protocols and in numerous client-broker and broker-broker topologies.

Red Hat JBoss A-MQ installation
Client connectivity and broker networks
High availability, reliability, and load balancing
Security for JBoss A-MQ
Performance Tuning
Managing JBoss A-MQ networks with Fabric
Java Message Service (JMS) enhancements
Heterogeneous environments

Audience

Java developers and A-MQ administrators who need to understand how to build integration solutions with A-MQ, using message-oriented middleware with high performance and high availability capabilities.

Prerequisites

A basic understanding of distributed systems design challenges involving message-oriented middleware (MOM)
A solid understanding of Java including Apache Maven and JBoss Developer Studio

Content

Introduction to Red Hat JBoss A-MQ

Introduce the main components and commands required to run and configure JBoss A-MQ.

Introduction to Java Message Service (JMS)

Provide an overview of messaging in the Java environment.

Enhancements to JMS

Become familiar with JBoss A-MQ enhancements to JMS.

Increasing performance in A-MQ

Perform tasks to tune performance.

Implementing security in Red Hat JBoss A-MQ

Increase availability and reliability using load balancing and other strategies.

Managing A-MQ Networks with Fabric

Manage JBoss A-MQ networks with Fabric.

Connecting to A-MQ using JMS

Connect to JBoss A-MQ using JMS.

Enhancements to JMS

Learn about enhancements to JMS.

Heterogeneous Environments

Describe programming technologies used in heterogeneous environments.

This is a version-specific reference outline. Confirm the current syllabus and delivery arrangements with EIEIO.