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Amazon Web Services (AWS) - How to configure ActiveMQ in Master/Slave mode with KahaDB on AWS Elastic File System

Overview

AWS Elastic File System is a simple and scalable file storage which supports the Network File System version 4.1 protocol. Thus, it provides a highly-available and elastic file storage system for use with Amazon EC2 instances and it supports file locking while providing strong data consistency.

Apache ActiveMQ is a very popular open source message broker, fully compliant with JMS 1.1, which is shipped with your Talend ESB product.

To use ActiveMQ in a highly-available architecture, you will need to setup a Master/Slave configuration. The followings are the three widely known approaches to the Master/Slave configurations for ActiveMQ:

For customers deploying on AWS Cloud, leveraging the AWS EFS as a Shared File System to configure ActiveMQ in a Master/Slave configuration can be the most appropriate and straight-forward configuration.

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