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Artemis Studio: Open-source console for ActiveMQ Artemis clusters

Artemis Studio is a new open-source cluster console designed for Apache ActiveMQ Artemis, aiming to simplify the management of distributed messaging systems. Developed by sudoitir, the tool provides a unified view of the entire cluster, including live topology, queue depths across all nodes, and message content search capabilities. It emphasizes safe operations with features like dry-runs for mutating calls and configuration checks, and includes an MCP server for AI-assisted management. AI

IMPACT Provides enhanced management and AI-assisted operations for ActiveMQ Artemis clusters.

RANK_REASON New open-source tool release for managing a specific software cluster.

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Artemis Studio: Open-source console for ActiveMQ Artemis clusters

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Mahdi AmirAbdollahi ·

    Artemis Studio: an open-source cluster console for ActiveMQ Artemis

    <p>It's 3 a.m., <code>ORDERS.DLQ</code> is backing up somewhere, and the console that ships with Artemis manages one broker at a time. You open a tab per node and walk a JMX tree until you find it. I got tired of that, so I built <strong>Artemis Studio</strong>, an open-source co…