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What is the ActiveMQ web console used for?

The ActiveMQ web console is a browser-based admin UI, typically at http://localhost:8161/admin, that lets an operator inspect queues and topics, view pending message counts, browse message contents, purge destinations, and monitor connected consumers/producers in real time.

It's handy for quick diagnostics - like confirming messages are stuck on a queue or a consumer isn't acknowledging - without writing any JMX or CLI tooling.

It also shows connected network-of-brokers links and JVM-level statistics, which is often the fastest way to spot a broker that's silently disconnected from its peers before it shows up as a bigger production issue.

What can you do from the ActiveMQ web console?
What default port does the web console typically use?

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