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# AmazonMQ

Kubemq AmazonMQ Source connector allows services using kubemq server to access AmazonMQ messaging services.

## Prerequisites

The following are required to run the AmazonMQ Source connector:

* kubemq cluster
* AmazonMQ server - with access 
* kubemq-Sources deployment
* Please note the connector uses connection with stomp+ssl, when finishing handling messages need to call Stop().

## Configuration

AmazonMQ Source connector configuration properties:

| Properties Key   | Required | Description                                          | Example          |
| ---------------- | -------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | ---------------- |
| host             | yes      | AmazonMQ connection host (stomp+ssl endpoint)        | "localhost:1883" |
| dynamic\_mapping | yes      | set if to map amazonmq Destination to kubemq channel | "true"           |
| username         | no       | set AmazonMQ username                                | "username"       |
| password         | no       | set AmazonMQ password                                | "password"       |
| destination      | yes      | set destination name                                 | "destination"    |

Example:

```yaml
    bindings:
    - name: amazonmq
      source:
        kind: aws.amazonmq
        properties:
          destination: some-queue
          host: localhost:61613
          password: admin
          username: admin
      target:
        kind: kubemq.events
        properties:
          address: localhost:50000
          auth_token: ""
          channel: event.aws.amazonmq
          client_id: test
      properties: {}
```


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