IBM MQ has a great reputation behind it, and this solution is very robust with great stability. It is easy to use, simple to configure and integrates well with our enterprise ecosystem and protocols. IBM MQ ensures message delivery. You can track and trace everything. If a message doesn’t arrive at its destination, it will go back to the queue; this ensures no message is ever lost. This is a huge selling point for us.
IBM MQ does not handle huge volumes very well, though. There are some limitations to the queues. If these limitations could be relaxed, IBM MQ would be an even better product for us. Also, you have to license per application and installation, so scaling up can get very costly very quickly.
The management console with VMware Rabbit MQ is excellent. You can utilize plugins to view performance on one network. VMware Rabbit MQ is very robust and stable. You can customize it easily, and it is very fast. We like being able to use VMware Rabbit MQ for microservice architecture communications. This solution has great flexibility. VMware Rabbit MQ has an open-source version that can be used for free.
It is not easy to implement VMware Rabbit MQ as a cluster - you have to have some level of expertise to do that. Clustering outside the network boundaries presents lots of problems. The ability to scale your queues should be improved. We would also like to see a way to track messages in a more accurate manner.
Conclusion:
VMware Rabbit MQ can push through huge amounts of messaging very quickly and is very cost-effective. If you are looking for solutions based on cost-effectiveness and ROI, then VMware Rabbit MQ may be the solution to meet your needs.
Message accountability is a huge concern for many of our clients and that’s why IBM MQ is one solution that more of our team implements to our client base. The name recognition and solid, reliable performance of IBM MQ is a good fit and popular solution with our team.
IBM MQ has a great reputation behind it, and this solution is very robust with great stability. It is easy to use, simple to configure and integrates well with our enterprise ecosystem and protocols. IBM MQ ensures message delivery. You can track and trace everything. If a message doesn’t arrive at its destination, it will go back to the queue; this ensures no message is ever lost. This is a huge selling point for us.
IBM MQ does not handle huge volumes very well, though. There are some limitations to the queues. If these limitations could be relaxed, IBM MQ would be an even better product for us. Also, you have to license per application and installation, so scaling up can get very costly very quickly.
The management console with VMware Rabbit MQ is excellent. You can utilize plugins to view performance on one network. VMware Rabbit MQ is very robust and stable. You can customize it easily, and it is very fast. We like being able to use VMware Rabbit MQ for microservice architecture communications. This solution has great flexibility. VMware Rabbit MQ has an open-source version that can be used for free.
It is not easy to implement VMware Rabbit MQ as a cluster - you have to have some level of expertise to do that. Clustering outside the network boundaries presents lots of problems. The ability to scale your queues should be improved. We would also like to see a way to track messages in a more accurate manner.
Conclusion:
VMware Rabbit MQ can push through huge amounts of messaging very quickly and is very cost-effective. If you are looking for solutions based on cost-effectiveness and ROI, then VMware Rabbit MQ may be the solution to meet your needs.
Message accountability is a huge concern for many of our clients and that’s why IBM MQ is one solution that more of our team implements to our client base. The name recognition and solid, reliable performance of IBM MQ is a good fit and popular solution with our team.