Red Hat AMQ Reviews

Red Hat AMQ requires a subscription and offers support plans, presenting a cost-effective option compared to competitors. Its open-source nature adds value, though the licensing structure might be complex for some. Users indicate that pricing could improve, rating it around six out of ten for expense, particularly when AMQ is purchased standalone. When combined with OpenShift, it becomes more attractive as an add-on, reflecting satisfaction with its overall fairness.

• "I would rate the pricing a six out of ten, with ten being expensive."
• "Red Hat AMQ's pricing could be improved."
• "The solution is open-source."

Red Hat AMQ's customer service varies. Some users report below-average experiences, citing delayed resolutions and ineffective communication. These challenges are attributed to infrastructure issues. Others commend the excellent and fast service, rating it highly. Many find their technical documentation helpful. Users in Mumbai benefit from local assistance. While some haven't contacted support directly, there's a belief in their reputation for good service. The effectiveness of support in addressing issues also receives positive remarks.

Red Hat AMQ is praised for its scalability, often highlighted as a major advantage. Users report that it scales effectively with flexible design, accommodating a wide range of technical users and projects. Organizations have successfully integrated it into systems handling complex processes such as authentication, authorization, and financial transactions. Some perceive its scalability as average, yet it continues to meet diverse needs, ensuring steady usage and adoption.

User experiences with Red Hat AMQ's stability vary. Some users report message losses, indicating instability. Others find it reliable, with no significant downtime or bugs during operation. While its performance is good, minor glitches occasionally occur. Users emphasize its reliability for critical environments, as evidenced by a busy airport in Mumbai considering it for its scalability. Many assert that they've encountered no disruptions, highlighting their stable experiences in production environments.