[jboss-dev-forums] [Design of Messaging on JBoss (Messaging/JBoss)] - Re: JBM 2 Management Interfaces

[timfox]

"mazz at jboss.com" wrote : 
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  | Agreed.  RHQ is for production management.  If you want a small, simple management UI (for, say, developers to use), RHQ is not what you want to use.
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  | But, what you will want to do is make your management interface remotely accessible so you CAN plug into a production management environment (like RHQ) so I can manage your jbm services along side of my other production apps/services.
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  | So, I can import my jbm services into RHQ's inventory along with my JBossAS  servers, and other managed products so, when I *do* deploy jbm in production, I can manage it with all my other things in a single management platform.  Because if I have to load up your management console UI separately from my other management tools just to manage jbm, that would suck too.  Its a "production" enviroment vs. "development" environment thing.
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Well.. I guess if we just expose our beans via JMX using the standard JDK stuff as Jeff suggested, then we have the best of both worlds.

It's just a shame we can't get the nice UI unless we have the "big-iron" server.

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