The story of how KubeMQ was born - Oz Golan, KubeMQ - Cloud Native Day Tel Aviv 2018

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KubeMQ started as an internal project at a FinTech company to upgrade their infrastructure from monolithic to distributed services with zero downtime using containers. They developed KubeMQ as an open source message broker for containers since no existing MQ could meet their requirements. KubeMQ integrates with Kubernetes and other CNCF projects to provide a small footprint broker with high throughput, observability, security, and support for multiple languages and messaging patterns to make it easy to deploy and scale distributed services.

Oz Golan E-mail:Oz.Golan@kubemq.io
UPGRADE TO CONTAINERS WITH
KUBEMQ

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www.kubemq.io
KubeMQ started 2 years ago as an internal project inside
, a 14-year-old FinTech company.
Tradency upgraded its infrastructure from a monolithic design to distributed services with zero
down time, minimal code changes, all messaging types, RPC and streaming, support for many
languages with simple common layer, under Kubernetes, observable, caching, secured…
No MQ was able to address those requirements therefore we have developed KubeMQ.
Now, we have established KubeMQ as a new initiative making it available to every
company.

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www.kubemq.io
CLOUD NATIVE
out-of-the-box message broker written in GO and integrates best of breed CNCF open source
projects. Works smoothly with Kubernetes and fit the Cloud Native model
Small Foot Print
Docker Container
Dashboard Go rest API
Caching built-in
Very high throughput
built-in Go
Instrumenting
Easy Deployment
And Scaling
Tracing
Pub/sub,
request / reply
Distributed
Logging
Common
Interface
For Distributed
Services
RPC And
Streaming

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www.kubemq.io
DevOps friendly
Minimal configuration
Cluster preconfigured
Scalable & robust
Any environment
On premises
Multi cloud
Multiple architecture
Flexible Topologies
Production ready
Integrated and ready to use:
Observability
Traffic Management
Security
Message Broker
All Messaging Patterns
Control with dashboard
Languages SDKs
Caching
KUBEMQ – EASE OF USE
FROM DAY ONE
Support
Specialist support
Advanced version updates
Professional services
Cloud Native
Native to Kubernetes
Made of best-of-breed CNCF Apps
Fit the Cloud Native model

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www.kubemq.io
KubeMQ is an enterprise grade message broker
for containers
CONTACT US AT: info@kubemq.io
Thank you

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