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Deploying Artemis Broker With SSL Enabled and Use AMQPCategory: Business, Kubernetes, containerization, encryption
AMQ Broker is based on Apache ActiveMQ Artemis.
Apache ActiveMQ Artemis is an open-source project for an asynchronous messaging system.
By default, an acceptor is exposed only to clients in the same Open Shift cluster as the broker deployment.
When you expose an acceptor to external clients (that is, by setting the value of the expose parameter to true), a dedicated Service and Route are automatically created for each broker Pod in the deployment
By default, the Open Shift router listens to port 80 for non-secured (that is, non-SSL) traffic and port 443 for secured (that is, SSL-encrypted) traffic.
Apache ActiveMQ Artemis is an open-source project for an asynchronous messaging system.
By default, an acceptor is exposed only to clients in the same Open Shift cluster as the broker deployment.
When you expose an acceptor to external clients (that is, by setting the value of the expose parameter to true), a dedicated Service and Route are automatically created for each broker Pod in the deployment
By default, the Open Shift router listens to port 80 for non-secured (that is, non-SSL) traffic and port 443 for secured (that is, SSL-encrypted) traffic.
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