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This feature consists of an AMQP (protocol version 0-10) messaging broker/server, client bindings for C++, Python, and | This feature consists of an AMQP (protocol version 0-10) messaging broker/server, client bindings for C++, Python, and Ruby, and a set of cli configuration/management utilities. | ||
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AMQP Infrastructure provides an enterprise-class messaging infrastructure that supports multiple programming languages and provides interoperability among those languages. | AMQP Infrastructure provides an enterprise-class messaging infrastructure that supports multiple programming languages and provides interoperability among those languages. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:29, 2 December 2008
AMQP Infrastructure
Summary
AMQP Infrastructure (AMQPI) is a technology that makes it easy to build scalable, interoperable, high-performance enterprise applications.
AMQPI is based on version 0-10 of AMQP or Advanced Message Queuing Protocol.
Owner
- Name: Ted Ross
Current status
- Targeted release: Fedora 10
- Last updated: September 11, 2008
- Percentage of completion: 100%
- There is a web-based console application for AMQPI that has not yet been packaged for Fedora. However, AMQPI is fully functional as it currently exists.
Detailed Description
This feature consists of an AMQP (protocol version 0-10) messaging broker/server, client bindings for C++, Python, and Ruby, and a set of cli configuration/management utilities.
Also included is a high-performance asynchronous message store for durable messages and messaging configuration.
Benefit to Fedora
AMQP Infrastructure provides an enterprise-class messaging infrastructure that supports multiple programming languages and provides interoperability among those languages.
AMQP Infrastructure is made up of the following packages, which may be installed using "yum install":
- qpidc
- amqp
- rhm
- python-qpid
- ruby-qpid
Scope
AMQP Infrastructure is complete and has been uploaded to the Rawhide distribution as ".fc10" rpms.
Test Plan
Red Hat Messaging should be tested on i386 and x86_64 architectures.
There is an examples RPM (rhm-examples) that provides a comprehensive set of runnable examples (in all supported languages). The set of examples and scripts to run them in various combinations provides the basis for a good feature test.
User Experience
This is an infrastructure/middleware feature. It is not visible to users but provides powerful communication facilities to developers.
Dependencies
None
Contingency Plan
None necessary. This feature is not critical to other features in Fedora.
Documentation
Documentation for AMQP Infrastructure can be found at http://www.redhat.com/mrg/resources
Release Notes
The most recent release notes for Red Hat Enterprise MRG, the commercial product that is a superset of AMQP Infrastructure.
Note that AMQP Infrastructure contains the messaging components of Red Hat Enterprise MRG.
Comments and Discussion