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meshIQ ActiveMQ Console

Unified Monitoring and Management for Apache ActiveMQ

The meshIQ Web Console is purpose-built for Apache ActiveMQ users who need a single, intuitive interface to monitor and manage their messaging infrastructure. With meshIQ, you gain real-time visibility, actionable insights, and deep analytics across brokers, queues, connectors, producers, and consumers—empowering you to maintain the health, performance, and reliability of your Apache ActiveMQ environment.

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Real-Time Monitoring Dashboard

Stay on top of your Apache ActiveMQ brokers with a live dashboard that highlights key health metrics. Instantly see INFO, WARNING, and ERROR event counts, so you can quickly assess system status and respond to issues before they escalate.

Highlights:

  • Live event tracking (INFO, WARNING, ERROR)
  • Visual summary cards for rapid status checks.

Event Timeline and Analytics

Visualize the flow of events over time with interactive charts. The meshIQ console makes it easy to spot trends, correlate incidents, and drill down into the details of any event.

Features:

  • Stacked bar charts for event severity
  • Click-through to event details
A screenshot of a graph displaying the timeline of monitoring events for ActiveMQ Classic, showing event counts over time with labels for INFO, WARNING, and ERROR categories. The x-axis represents time from 09:00 to 10:00, and the y-axis indicates the number of events with various counts marked.
A screenshot of a graph showing the queue size over time for ActiveMQ Classic. The x-axis represents time from 09:00 to 10:10 on May 29, 2025, while the y-axis indicates the queue size in values ranging from 0 to roughly 61. The data point at the snapshot time shows a queue size of approximately 60.173.
A graph displayed on a black background showing the "ActiveMQ Classic - Average Enqueue Time." The x-axis represents "Snapshot Time" with time labels ranging from 09:00 to 10:10. The y-axis shows "Average Enqueue Time" values ranging from 0.50 to 0.90. There are multiple data series labeled as Q_SIOPA_001, Q_SIOPA_002, Q_SIOPA_003, and Q_SIOPA_004 plotted on the graph.

Deep Queue Analytics

Get granular visibility into every queue. Track queue size, enqueue/dequeue rates, and message backlogs with clear line charts. Instantly identify bottlenecks or abnormal growth, ensuring smooth message flow.

Metrics:

  • Queue size trends
  • Average and minimum enqueue times
  • Store message size

Memory and Resource Utilization

Optimize your broker resources with detailed memory usage analytics. Track heap and non-heap memory consumption over time, and monitor memory usage by queue to prevent outages and maximize efficiency.

Features:

  • Heap and non-heap memory usage trends
  • Memory usage by queue
A screenshot of a graph displaying the Heap Memory and Non Heap Memory usage in ActiveMQ Classic. The graph includes Snapshot fields such as SnapshotTime and ObjectName, with numerical values showing various memory usage figures plotted against specified ranges.
A screenshot displaying the ActiveMQ Classic interface with various metrics related to brokers and nodes. The text includes details such as SensorValue, PolicyName, CurrentStatus on a server named NASI2M in Paris, BrokerVersion, Uptime, MemoryLimit, MemoryPercentUsage, AverageMessageSize, MinimumMessageSize, MaximumMessageSize, and TotalMessageCount.

Broker Health and Status

Access a centralized view of all your Apache ActiveMQ brokers. See version, uptime, memory limits, and message statistics at a glance, making it easy to verify broker health and ensure compliance.

Displayed Information:

  • Broker ID and version
  • Uptime and memory usage
  • Message size statistics

Queue Details and Performance

Dive deeper into queue performance with detailed tables and charts. Monitor in-flight message counts, consumer and producer activity, enqueue/dequeue rates, and per-queue memory usage.

Key Metrics:

  • In-flight message count
  • Consumer and producer statistics
  • Memory and store usage per queue
A screenshot of a computer display showing the ActiveMQ Classic interface, with various metrics related to queues and message statistics including SensorValue, PolicyName, counts, and memory usage details. The interface contains text commands related to retrieving sensor fields and displaying queue information.
A screenshot of a computer displaying the ActiveMQ Classic interface, specifically showing connectors and various configuration settings related to SensorValue and PolicyName. The screen includes information about the various brokers, connection types (openwire, stomp), and their enabled statuses.

Connector and Client Visibility

Ensure all client connections are healthy and properly configured. The Connectors panel shows the status of every connector and protocol (AMQP, MQTT, STOMP, OpenWire, WebSocket), so you can quickly resolve connectivity issues.

Features:

  • Connector status (enabled/disabled)
  • Protocol support (AMQP, MQTT, STOMP, OpenWire, WebSocket)

Message Flow and Throughput

Track message flow end-to-end. View detailed statistics on producers and consumers, including sent/received message counts, rates, and identification of slow consumers or blocked producers.

Metrics:

  • Enqueue and dequeue counts and rates
  • Producer and consumer connection details
  • Pending and unconsumed messages
A screenshot of a computer screen displaying a query in ActiveMQ Classic, showing various metrics and data related to message queues such as SensorValue, EnqueueCount, and different queue names associated with an ActiveMQ Broker. The text includes numerical values and mentions of specific queues located on the NASI2M server.
A screenshot displaying the ActiveMQ Classic Real-time Monitoring interface, featuring a pie chart view with various metrics related to sensor status and queue sizes, along with text commands for querying data.
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Apache ActiveMQ Support Subscription

Backed by Apache ActiveMQ experts and a best-in-class middleware console, meshIQ enables you to eliminate the risk of onboarding open-source technologies. Whether you are looking to swap out commercial messaging solutions with Apache ActiveMQ or need help with an existing Apache ActiveMQ environment, meshIQ is here to help.

Capabilities:

  • 24×7 access to technical support
  • Assistance with tuning, scalability and architecture
  • Training and services engagements

Ready to take control of your Apache ActiveMQ environment?

With meshIQ, you get the clarity, control, and confidence you need to keep your messaging infrastructure running at its best.

Please reach out to us today. Contact Us to get started.