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Well, if every piece of enterprise software worked right out of the box, consultants would be out of business. I have to admit that I'm not a big user of Activ
by ja27 15y ago
Well, if every piece of enterprise software worked right out of the box, consultants would be out of business.
I have to admit that I'm not a big user of ActiveMQ, but I've used a closed-source equivalent from a slightly bigger vendor (IBM) for many years. It also is not configured correctly out of the box for most enterprises. When new features or platforms come out they are often buggy. The documentation though is usually decent until you really want to dig into the internals and understand it.
- cmkrnl 15y agoAh, dear old WebSphere MQ. Generally awful, bad high-availability story unless you invest in heavy-handed clustering at the OS level. Great for enterprise integration if there's a mainframe around, I suppose. Documentation: quantity over quality. They do have a lot of documentation to show for the cost of the product. Written in C++, so more memory-efficient than messaging middleware written in Java. Excuse my ranting -- I'm a middleware system administrator and WMQ is the necessary evil at my workplace.