thiagoaderaldo/spring-websocket-message-broker

Example of how to use Spring WebSocket integrated with Active MQ message broker to manage websocket sessions and allow communication in multi service environment.

Getting Started

This is an example project of how to use Spring WebSocket integrated with Message Broker Active MQ to deal with the scenario where you scale out your Microservice and keep the WebSocket communication working between different Clients connected to your backend service.

Pre Requirements

• IntelliJ IDE
• Maven
• JDK 11
• Docker
• Docker Compose

How to Run

1. Clone the project and open it with IntelliJ
2. Navigate to the project folder and run the Active MQ Artemis by executing the command docker-compose -f broker-compose.ym up mq
3. Run the class WebSocketApplication
4. Access the Client page at http://localhost:8181
5. On IntelliJ duplicate the Runner for WebSocketApplication and add the VM parameter -Dserver.port=8282 to open a new instance in other port.

To see this code running watch my YouTube video here.