Spring Boot ActiveMQ Microservices

This repository demonstrates a microservices architecture using Spring Boot and ActiveMQ for message-driven communication. It provides a simple example of how to integrate ActiveMQ with Spring Boot to enable asynchronous messaging between services.

The project consists of multiple Spring Boot microservices that communicate via ActiveMQ, a robust message broker. The services showcase producer-consumer patterns, where one service sends messages to a queue, and another consumes them for processing.

Features

• Producer Service: Sends messages to an ActiveMQ queue.
• Consumer Service: Listens to the queue and processes incoming messages.
• ActiveMQ Integration: Configured for reliable message delivery.
• Eureka Discovery Client: Enables service registration and discovery.
• Spring Cloud Config: Centralizes configuration management.

Configuration

The application is configured using .yaml configuration files for each microservice, defining ActiveMQ connection details, queue names, and other properties. Additionally, Java-based configuration is provided to programmatically set up ActiveMQ connections and JMS components, as shown in the respective service configuration classes.

Getting Started

    docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up -d

or

    docker run -d \
      --name active-mq \
      -e ACTIVEMQ_WEB_USER=admin \
      -e ACTIVEMQ_WEB_PASSWORD=admin \
      -p 61616:61616 \
      -p 8161:8161 \
      -v activemq-data:/opt/activemq/data \
      --network activemq-network \
      --restart unless-stopped \
      apache/activemq-classic:5.17.7