| Parameter | Description |
|---|
| CONFIGURATION |
| Broker ID | The unique identifier for the ActiveMQ broker instance. This ID is used to identify the broker within your AWS environment. |
| Broker Name | The name of the broker. Single-instance brokers end with -1; high-availability brokers use -1 and -2 for redundancy. |
| Broker State | The state of the broker.
Possible Values: CREATION_IN_PROGRESS, CREATION_FAILED, DELETION_IN_PROGRESS, RUNNING, REBOOT_IN_PROGRESS, CRITICAL_ACTION_REQUIRED, REPLICA. |
| Deployment Mode | The deployment mode of the ActiveMQ broker, such as "SINGLE_INSTANCE" or "ACTIVE_STANDBY_MULTI_AZ," which indicates the availability and fault tolerance setup. |
| Engine Type | The type of message broker engine used (e.g., ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ). This defines the technology powering the broker. |
| Engine Version | The version of the message broker engine being used. Versioning is important for compatibility and feature support. |
| Broker Instance Type | The broker's instance type. |
| Storage Type | The type of storage used by the ActiveMQ broker, such as "EBS" or "EFS". Determines the data persistence method. |
| Creation Date | The date when the ActiveMQ broker was created. This can help you track the lifecycle of the broker instance. |
| Maintenance Window | The scheduled time for automatic maintenance, including updates, based on time of day, day of the week, and time zone (e.g., "20:00 THURSDAY UTC"). |
| Auto Minor Version Upgrade | The indication of whether automatic minor version upgrades are enabled for the broker. This feature ensures the broker is kept up-to-date with the latest minor version improvements and security fixes. |
| SECURITY CONFIGURATION |
| Configuration ID | The unique identifier for the ActiveMQ configuration. This ID is used to reference the configuration within AWS services. |
| Configuration Name | The name of the configuration associated with the AmazonMQ broker. |
| Configuration Description | The description of the configuration, providing additional details or context about its purpose and usage within the Amazon MQ service. |
| General Log | Specifies if the general logs are enabled. |
| Audit Log | Specifies if the audit logs are enabled. |
| Security Groups | The list of rules that authorize connections to brokers. |
| Subnets | The list of groups that define which subnets and IP ranges the broker can use from different Availability Zones. |
| Public Accessibility | Indicates whether applications outside the VPC hosting the broker's subnets can establish connections. |
| AWS Owned Key | The indication of whether the ActiveMQ broker is owned and managed by AWS or is user-provided. |
| Data Replication Mode | Specifies whether a broker is a part of a data replication pair.
Possible Values: NONE, CRDR. |
| Data Replication Role | Defines the role of this broker in a data replication pair. |
| Replication Broker | The unique identifier of the replica/primary broker. |
| ENDPOINTS |
| ActiveMQ Web Console | The ActiveMQ Web Console for managing and monitoring the broker via a web interface. |
| Open Wire Endpoint | The OpenWire endpoint for client communication with ActiveMQ using the OpenWire protocol. |
| Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) Endpoint | The AMQP endpoint for connecting to ActiveMQ with the AMQP messaging protocol. |
| Simple Text Orientated Messaging Protocol (STOMP) Endpoint | The STOMP endpoint for connecting to ActiveMQ using the STOMP messaging protocol. |
| Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) Endpoint | The MQTT endpoint for lightweight messaging with ActiveMQ, typically used in IoT scenarios. |
| WebSocket Secure (WSS) Endpoint | The WSS endpoint for secure WebSocket communication with the ActiveMQ broker. |
| USER DETAILS |
| Username | The username of the broker user. |
| Change Type | The type of change pending for the broker user. |
