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project_name: ActiveMQ Artemis
project_info: The Next Generation Message Broker by ActiveMQ
project_top_narative: <span>Artemis is a scalable messaging broker with outstanding performance, see the independent article <a href="https://softwaremill.com/mqperf/" target="_blank" >here</a>
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                      <h6>AMQP Broker Connections Mirroring</h6>
                      <p>Server connected to each other acting like twin brothers to support easy datacenter migration.</p>
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                      <h5 class="card-title text-purple">Power Your Microservices</h5>
                      <h6>High-performance Messaging for Highly Scalable Microservices</h6>
                      <p>Microservices are often implemented with HTTP using a "blocking" request-response pattern. This pattern can yield good latency in low throughput use-cases. However, patterns based on eventing and asynchronous messaging can deliver superior scalability and overall lower latency in high throughput use-cases. With potential throughput measured in the <em>millions</em> of messages per second, ActiveMQ Artemis has the performance and feature-set to bring these gains to your applications.</p>
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                      <h6>Create Docker Images to Simplify Deployment</h6>
                      <p>Containers are a powerful technology you can use to simplify deployment in any environment (dev, test, prod, etc.). ActiveMQ Artemis provides a few simple scripts to get rolling with Docker.</p>
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                      <h5 class="card-title text-purple">Advanced Journal Implementations</h5>
                      <h6>Flexible and Fast Message Persistence</h6>
                      <p>The ActiveMQ Artemis append-only journal comes in several different flavors. For the ultimate in performance and reliability AIO on Linux is supported via a small JNI library. For even better performance with a slight decrease in reliability in the case of hardware failure a Memory Mapped option is available. If neither of these options is suitable then a speedy Java NIO implementation is available. Lastly, for use-cases where a database is preferred and high-performance isn't a priority then JDBC is an option.</p>
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                      <h5 class="card-title text-purple">Guide for Migration to ActiveMQ Artemis</h5>
                      <h6>Easily migrate from ActiveMQ 5</h6>
                      <p>ActiveMQ Artemis has analogues to all of the ActiveMQ 5 core features and full support for the ActiveMQ 5 OpenWire protocol.</p>
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