3 posts tagged with "Open Source"

Introduction​

The cluster version of BifroMQ has been launched in the community lately, meeting the core demands of users for horizontal scaling and high availability in cluster deployment. We have previously detailed the capabilities of BifroMQ StandardCluster in terms of performance scaling. In this article, we will focus on a deep analysis of the technical features adopted by BifroMQ to ensure high availability.

Since the first release of BifroMQ, it has gained wide attention from the community. Among them, cluster capability has been highly anticipated and also one of the top priorities for the BifroMQ team. After three months of tireless efforts, we officially released the cluster version of BifroMQ, which we call the Standard Cluster. The Standard Cluster is the main cluster mode supported in the open source version of BifroMQ, where each node has full MQTT protocol capabilities under this mode. At the same time, HTTP API is also supported in this version

BifroMQ is a high-performance distributed MQTT messaging middleware that seamlessly integrates native multi-tenancy support. It is designed to facilitate the construction of large-scale Internet of Things (IoT) device connections and messaging systems.