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- Home | AMQP
Implement AMQP Learn how you can integrate AMQP 1 0 into new products and existing systems
- AMQP is the Internet Protocol for Business Messaging
The Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) is an open standard for passing business messages between applications or organizations It connects systems, feeds business processes with the information they need and reliably transmits onward the instructions that achieve their goals
- AMQP is an open Internet (or “wire”) Protocol standard for message . . .
AMQP is a collective work freely licensed from many authors and participants who have signed up to the AMQP Working Group The authors of AMQP are committed to establishing it as an international standard
- Architecture - AMQP
Architecture AMQP version 1 0 provides the pieces necessary to enable messaging clients and servers to interoperate seamlessly, regardless of their technology It comprises an efficient wire protocol that separates the network transport from broker architectures and management
- Features - AMQP
AMQP's features were specified by users drawing on their collective hundreds of years of experience solving real-world problems The features below show what AMQP can do, and some additional capabilities we intend to add in future, compatible, minor updates
- AMQP Differentiated
AMQP completes the picture of an open and pragmatic SOA stack by utilizing a TCP IP infrastructure for transport that provides ubiquitous connectivity The protocol is a trusted intermediary for asynchronous message delivery with specific qualities of service
- AMQP Version 1. 0
AMQP 1 0 Specifications The current OASIS draft and all previous protocol versions can be downloaded here In the menu, this page can be found at Resources AMQP Protocol Downloads
- AMQP Protocol Downloads
AMQP version 0-9 by the AMQP Working Group AMQP version 0-8 by the AMQP Working Group Status of Pre-1 0 Versions of AMQP Since its inception, the AMQP Working Group has stated that backwards compatibility for protocol versions created before 1 0 series could not be assumed After 1 0 backwards compatibility is a core goal of the AMQP Working Group
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