MQ Summit 2025
2025-11-06
Berlin, Germany
as the organisers put it
A one-day conference dedicated to exploring the latest advancements in message queuing technologies.
who it's for
messaging architects, platform engineers, site reliability engineers, cloud architects, integration engineers, iot engineers, security engineers
topics
RabbitMQ Streams storage scaling; S3 archiver plugin for streams; Valkey messaging primitives; replacing legacy MQ with drop-in API; multi-tenant queue isolation patterns; MCP over AMQP transport; gateway broker mesh architecture; MQTT on Apache Pulsar for IoT; xRegistry schema and endpoint registry; broker authentication with OIDC and mutual TLS; ActiveMQ 6 virtual thread and JMS migration; transmission and batch queue primitives
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Keynote: You Keep Using That Word | Sam Newman | 46m |
Claim: “asynchronous” is too vague for engineering decisions. Definitions collapse into three concrete concerns: non-blocking (futures and async/await)… | ||
| Keynote: The Power of Queues | David Ware | 29m |
Argument: message queues are the right tool for communication that requires clear transfer of responsibility and extreme reliability. Examples: IBM MQ powers… | ||
| Securing your messaging networks: What needs protecting and how? | Rob Parker | 29m |
Covers concrete controls: broker authentication options (username/password, Kerberos, OIDC/OAuth2 tokens, mutual TLS), TLS for transport plus the operational… | ||
| Multi-Tenant messaging systems | Dirk Fröhner, Artem Gayardo-Matrosov | 24m |
Compares concrete isolation patterns and trade-offs for multi-tenant queues: one global MTQ is simplest but risks starvation; per-tenant STQs eliminate… | ||
| Breaking Storage Barriers: How RabbitMQ Streams Scale Beyond Local Disk | Simon Unge | 19m |
Claim: RabbitMQ Streams uses a pluggable file-abstraction layer so only the active tail needs replication, shrinking node join time from ~2 hours for 6 TB to… | ||
| An Introduction to Messaging in Valkey | Roberto Luna Rojas, Kyle J Davis | 27m |
Valkey is an open BSD key‑value datastore backed by the Linux Foundation and forked from Redis, claiming 1M ops/sec on one box and scale to ~1B ops/sec across… | ||
| Replacing legacy message queueing solutions with RabbitMQ | Brett Cameron | 24m |
Claims ability to replace old brokers like DEC Message Q by implementing a drop-in replacement API that mirrors the original functions and return codes and… | ||
| Message brokers and MCP - Just another protocol or more? | Ken Liao | 28m |
Claim: running MCP over AMQP turns MCP into a production-ready, scalable agent bus. The open source MCP AMQP transport provides a TypeScript SDK, stdio↔AMQP… | ||
| Gateway Architecture 3.0 | Matt Pavlovich | 28m |
Argues that modern messaging gateways move from orchestration to choreography, use partitions and a router layer to scale thousands of endpoints, and treat… | ||
| Beyond CloudEvents: Endpoints, Messages, Schemas | Clemens Vasters | 30m |
xRegistry is a CNCF sandbox metadata registry that version-controls schemas, message/event definitions and endpoints and exposes a document format that mirrors… | ||
| MQTT and Apache Pulsar for IoT: Powering the Connected Vehicle | Matteo Merli | 21m |
Real deployment for a connected vehicle use case streams telemetry from tens to hundreds of millions devices and uses MQTT for edge comms while Apache Pulsar… | ||
| Apache ActiveMQ and the coming features around cloud and management | JB Onofré | 26m |
ActiveMQ6 ships as the current runtime with JMS2 / Jakarta migration underway (ActiveMQ 5.19 legacy supported, 6.x targets JDK17 now and JDK25 in a later… | ||
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