Hello. I'm going to straight up and apologize that I'm not as fluent in AMQ as I'd like to be, but regardless of how much I read on AMQ design, I'm not able to piece reality and good design together in our use-case.
We are building an AMQ cluster (master/slave) with Openwire + AMQP. Traffic is going to come from a load balancer. We have a network of brokers configuration as well, where communication will be directly between the nodes. Today, we ran into a problem where we expose a certificate with the common name of the loadbalancers DNS-name, which means the other nodes in the network of brokers cannot perform a hostname validation, as the certificate common name differs from the hostname. Unfortunately, a subject alternative name is not an option. So like all "gitta 'er done" technicians, we turned off hostname validation and everything works. This though isn't really optimal. I suppose we could route the traffic via the loadbalancer, but that seems sub-optimal. Any ideas? -- Sent from: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/ActiveMQ-User-f2341805.html
