The upgrade introduces two major features: auto-discovery and charts, offering users immediate insights and visualization abilities to optimize their microservices environment.

With the new auto-discovery feature, the KubeMQ Dashboard provides users with an intuitive and real-time view of microservices connections. Users can now easily identify connectors as senders and receivers for each queue or channel. 

This granular visibility empowers users to quickly troubleshoot and optimize their messaging infrastructure. It can also identify which clients or connectors are connected to each node in the KubeMQ cluster. This detailed view allows teams to better understand how efficient the workloads in their clusters are to ensure optimal performance and scalability for microservices architectures.

In addition to its auto-discovery feature, the KubeMQ Dashboard now offers charts that yield significant insights into messaging activity over time, such as showing the number of messages and the volume of data moving in and out of the microservices environment.

Through data visualization, users can readily observe the performance trends of their microservices, identify possible bottlenecks, and make informed choices to enhance their messaging infrastructure. The introduction of the charts feature adds clarity and transparency to microservices connectivity, simplifying system monitoring and management.

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The OpenShift Operator Certification is meant to give users confidence when building next-generation projects on Red Hat’s Kuberentes and containers app platform OpenShift. With the certification, users will be able to deploy KubeMQ through the Red Hat OpenShift Operator catalog.

‘KubeMQ is a Kubernetes message queue broker, enterprise-grade, scalable, highly available and more secure. Helping enterprises to build stable microservices solutions that can be easily scaled as well as enabling additional microservices to be quickly developed and added to the solution,” wrote in a post. 

KubeMQ is Kubernetes native, easy to deploy, provides enterprise-grade assurance and is available on all messaging patterns. 

“We are proud to deliver a Red Hat OpenShift Certified Operator. It is an important milestone for KubeMQ as it contributes to earning industry recognition as a qualified enterprise solution. The KubeMQ Operator will provide enterprises with simple and robust access to our Kubernetes native message queue,” said Gil Eyal, KubeMQ’s CEO.

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