Storm JMS is a generic framework for integrating JMS messaging within the Storm framework.
The Storm Rationale page explains what storm is and why it was built.
Storm-JMS allows you to inject data into Storm via a generic JMS spout, as well as consume data from Storm via a generic JMS bolt.
Both the JMS Spout and JMS Bolt are data agnostic. To use them, you provide a simple Java class that bridges the JMS and Storm APIs and encapsulates and domain-specific logic.
The JMS Spout component allows for data published to a JMS topic or queue to be consumed by a Storm topology.
A JMS Spout connects to a JMS Destination (topic or queue), and emits Storm "Tuple" objects based on the content of the JMS message received.
The JMS Bolt component allows for data within a Storm topology to be published to a JMS destination (topic or queue).
A JMS Bolt connects to a JMS Destination, and publishes JMS Messages based on the Storm "Tuple" objects it receives.
Documentation and tutorials can be found on the Storm-JMS wiki.
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