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Guest post by Eric D. Schabell and John Hurlocker - original article published here. In this weeks tips & tricks we will be slowing down and taking a closer look at possible Red Hat JBoss BRMS deployment architectures…Ler o artigo completo

In any message-based service, there will be errors. In Java Messaging Service (JMS), a dead letter queue is often used to handle them. Dead letter queues, or channels, are a common enterprise integration pattern (EIP), but implementing handles is often cumbersome for a developer. Camel includes features for managing dead letters that work immediately, without configuration. And they’re brilliantly simple to implement. Join this webinar to hear about:…Ler o artigo completo

Heat is the new Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® OpenStack® Platform orchestration service, which allows users to run multiple composite cloud applications. It includes features such as autoscaling, templates, and more. Templates are text files that can be used to automatically launch and manipulate instances. Heat templates are evolving, and they’re backward-compatible with the AWS CloudFormation template format, making it easy to run many existing CloudFormation templates on Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform. Join this webinar to learn:…Ler o artigo completo