1. ActiveMQ in Action
Written by industry experts Bruce Snyder, Dejan Bosanac, and Rob Davies, ActiveMQ in Action serves as an essential guide for anyone looking to understand the nuances of ActiveMQ and message-oriented middleware. This book is not just a collection of theories; it offers practical examples and insights that help readers grasp the intricacies of building robust messaging systems. The authors delve deep into how ActiveMQ works, showcasing its features and functionalities while providing best practices for implementation. This engaging read is perfect for developers and architects who want to design scalable, reliable applications without getting lost in the technical jargon. 
2. Instant Apache ActiveMQ Messaging Application Development How-to
Instant Apache ActiveMQ Messaging Application Development How-to, authored by Timothy Bish, is a fast-paced book designed for developers eager to learn how to build messaging applications effectively. This guide goes beyond mere theory; it encompasses practical how-to instructions that facilitate hands-on learning. With clear examples, readers can quickly implement their messaging solutions, making this book an excellent resource for both beginners and seasoned developers looking to enhance their skills in ActiveMQ. The concise style and direct approach make it a must-have for quickly ramping up your messaging application development. 
3. Hands-on MuleSoft Anypoint Platform Volume 3
In Hands-on MuleSoft Anypoint Platform Volume 3, Nanda Nachimuthu provides an excellent resource for mastering various connectors available within the MuleSoft ecosystem. The book covers essential connectors, including Database, File, SOAP, and more, giving readers a comprehensive understanding of how to integrate different systems effectively. Written with hands-on exercises, it encourages practical learning, making it an invaluable tool for developers working in API integrations. With clear explanations and real-world examples, this volume will help you harness the power of MuleSoft and take your integration skills to the next level. 
4. RabbitMQ in Action: Distributed Messaging for Everyone
RabbitMQ in Action, authored by Jason Williams, presents a thorough introduction to RabbitMQ, one of the most popular messaging brokers used in cloud environments today. From installation to advanced configuration and best practices, this book encompasses everything you need to effectively leverage RabbitMQ in your applications. The clear and engaging writing style makes complex topics accessible, allowing readers to build sophisticated message-driven applications with confidence. This book is perfect for developers and system architects who seek a hands-on approach to learning distributed messaging systems. 
5. Java Message Service: Creating Distributed Enterprise Applications
If you’re looking for a comprehensive guide to the Java Message Service (JMS), look no further than Java Message Service: Creating Distributed Enterprise Applications by Mark Richards, Richard Monson-Haefel, and David A. Chappell. This book offers readers an in-depth exploration of JMS features, concepts, and applications, tailored for building distributed enterprise applications. The authors share their expertise in developing both point-to-point and publish-subscribe messaging models, making this book a must-read for Java developers aiming to enhance their enterprise application architecture. With practical examples and insightful tips, it’s an essential addition to any developer’s library. 
6. Clustering in ActiveMQ
Clustering in ActiveMQ by Jay Trivedi examines the essential aspects of creating a clustered ActiveMQ environment. This short but insightful book provides practical guidance for achieving high availability and scalability in your messaging systems. It highlights the importance of clustering and how to implement it effectively within ActiveMQ, making it perfect for developers and system admins who must ensure that their messaging systems are robust and resilient. Despite its low price, the wealth of information available makes it a must-read for those looking to optimize their ActiveMQ configurations. 
7. Connecters in ActiveMQ
Connecters in ActiveMQ, also by Jay Trivedi, provides an insightful overview of the various connectors available in ActiveMQ, emphasizing their configuration and usage. This book is particularly useful for developers looking to integrate ActiveMQ with various systems and protocols. It is a succinct guide dedicated to helping readers understand how to efficiently use connectors for enhanced functionality in their messaging applications. Although it is priced low, the valuable insights it provides can help both novice and advanced users maximize the capabilities of ActiveMQ. 
