Getting Started with Red Hat AMQ
A lightweight, high-performance, robust messaging platform
Get Started with AMQ
AMQ Streams on OpenShift
This article enables you to install AMQ Streams Custom Resource Definitions, create your first Apache Kafka Cluster, and start sending and receiving from a Topic.
AMQ Online on OpenShift
This article enables you to install AMQ online, create address endpoints, and send and receive messages with AMQ.
Docs and APIs
AMQ 7
AMQ Online
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Learn how to create reactive microservices
Use reactive programming to calculate wait times for the Reactica roller coaster
The Reactica roller coaster is a new thrill ride at the Coderland theme park. This futuristic coaster takes guests on a terrifying journey they’ll not soon forget. In this series of tutorials, you’ll create a set of reactive microservices that respond as guests board the ride, as they exit the ride, as the coaster is shut down due to an accident, and as the wreckage is cleared and the coaster is back in operation.
Want to learn how? This series of articles and videos shows you how to build a resulting display that lets every guest in the queue know how much time they have to wait.
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