Hi JB, I think it make a lot of sense to focus on this points and I will be more than happy to contribute!
There is a very large community of users around the ActiveMQ 5.x and it's still very widely use in production environment. I'm not sure that the users actually understand the difference between ActiveMQ 5.x and Artemis, and why Artemis will became ActiveMQ 6.x. If ActiveMQ 5.x still has a long life, I think that the community should be clear about the 2 projects name. regards, François fpa...@apache.org Le 18/06/2019 à 19:44, Jean-Baptiste Onofré a écrit : > Hi all, > > I would like to discuss with you about the ActiveMQ 5.x roadmap. > > Even if Artemis is there, the stack is different and we still have lot > of users on ActiveMQ, and, as a ActiveMQ 5.x fan and contributor, I > think it's worth to give a new "dimension" to ActiveMQ 5.x. > > As all Apache projects, ActiveMQ 5.x roadmap and use is driven by the > community, so I would like to propose and share some ideas with the > ActiveMQ community. > > I already imagine a new codename for ActiveMQ 5.x roadmap: ActiveMQ Missus. > > Basically, I would like to propose a roadmap around three major points: > > 1. Modularity > Today, ActiveMQ 5.x is a monolythic broker, even if most of the parts > are already well isolated (persistent stores, transport connectors, > etc). It makes sense to have some more "modular" and micro-services > oriented, why not leveraging Apache Karaf with services. > > 2. Configuration backends > We currently use Spring beans XML as main configuration backend (or > blueprint in Karaf). I think it makes sense to update and split the > configuration backend with something more "pluggable", and be able to > expose new configuration format like yml. > > 3. Protocol/API update > I would like to add support of JMS 2.0 in ActiveMQ 5.x and check/update > the other protocols/APIs. > > 4. Cloud friendly > I already sent some ideas weeks ago about "cloud friendly features" in > ActiveMQ 5.x. > Basically, I would like to propose: > - a replicated/distributed persistent store to be able to have several > brokers running with a distributed store. I'm testing an update to > KahaDB using Bookkeeper. > - provide new discovery agents with support of Kubernetes, Hazelcast, ... > > I would love to hear the community about this ! ;) > I'm planning to start a complete document to provide more details and > "milestone". > > Thoughts ? > > Regards > JB
