OpenMessaging
About OpenMessaging
OpenMessaging provides a cloud native, vendor-neutral open specification for distributed messaging. The specification is designed for implementation on clouds with scalability, flexibility, isolation, and security. It does not rely on or favor any business products and supports areas including finance, e-commerce and IoT. It is compatible with multiple platforms including Java, c/c++, go, .net, and python. It enables big data streaming and computation. Wire level protocols such as MQTT, AMQP, and private protocols are implemented to guarantee compatibility.
Used for
- Decoupling, queuing, buffering, ordering, and replicating data in messaging architectures
- Connecting different cloud platforms through OMS
- Facilitating standard benchmark testing
- Developing messaging and streaming applications across heterogeneous systems and platforms
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