NATS Alternatives
Similar projects and alternatives to NATS
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Scout APM
Scout APM: A developer's best friend. Try free for 14-days. Scout APM uses tracing logic that ties bottlenecks to source code so you know the exact line of code causing performance issues and can get back to building a great product faster.
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vernemq
A distributed MQTT message broker based on Erlang/OTP. Built for high quality & Industrial use cases.
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Reviews and mentions
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Processing billions of events in real time at Twitter
NATS is built with golang which is one of the reasons I like it…
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What is AWS IoT Core and how do I use it?
NATS - a lightweight message broker that can run on-prem
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Moving from REST API to pub/sub
We're looking into https://nats.io/ for a cloud/on-prem hybrid. Seems relatively easy to set up and can talk mqtt, websockets and SDKs for most languages. Perhaps it suits your needs!
- Mosquitto: An open-source MQTT broker
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communicate across network using go channels
+2 for https://nats.io
- Modern Communication: Sockets
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Redis to other persistent storage
My advice is to look at NATS for the message handling, because it is designed exactly for this use case. It supports all kinds of scaling and is super fast.
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Node.js Packages and Resources
Hemera - Write reliable and fault-tolerant microservices with NATS.
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The Ultimate Guide for Contract Testing with PACT and Go
NATS works really well as a cloud native alternative to classic messaging queues such as Kafka, RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ... It provides low latency messaging, scales horizontally very well and its operational cost is low is low.Note that NATS is an in-memory messaging queue, so it only guarantees at most once delivery, which is less than Kafka offers. If we wanted to make a fair comparisson, we should compare Kafka vs Jetstream, which is the NATS flavour that provides message persistency, event replay and at least once delivery
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create a work queue using nats.io rust client
Hello every one I am using nats-rs and use use a queue subscription messaging but I want to use time-to-live propartity so I found it in jetStream feature in nats and create stream with work queue but unfornatilty I can't configure my app so that the published message in this stream loaded planced to subscribers , so could anyone has experience in nats.io help me ? thank you in advance
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GraphQL - Usecase and Architecture
How do I do asynchronous communication? Do I use event queues like Kafka, RabbitMQ or NATS ?
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RabbitMQ Streams Overview
You might want to check out NATS[0], it starts out with RabbitMQ like functionality (message queue) and can also do Kafka things (distributed persistent log) via NATS Jetstream[1] or Liftbridge[2].
It's riding the wave of CNCF cloud-buzzword projects but don't let that scare you off -- generally that means that it is actually really easy to set up and operate, and does most of the things you'd expect via well structured pre-inserted configuration which is a plus. The devil is still in the details though, so read the docs thoroughly to make sure it fits your usecase.
[0]: https://nats.io/
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[HIRING] Senior Backend Developer (Golang) at Valocode (Helsinki, Finland) | Salary: 60k-70k EUR - depending on equity package
About the role: You will have a crucial role in developing the Bubbly backend which is entirely written in Golang. We are using NATS (https://nats.io) and a service-oriented architecture (not quite microservice) where the services communicate via NATS message queues. Postgres is the primary database right now, but we have plans for immutable, append-only databases in the future for more compliance-related activities. As the team was founded from a DevOps company, Verifa, we enjoy our DevOps practices and would hope you will enjoy it also.
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How to use RabbitMQ in service integration
Pulsar is great but also a heavy install. There are lots of messaging products now and I would recommend NATS as the best 1:1 replacement of RabbitMQ if you need a message broker with advanced routing: https://nats.io/
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Crossbar.io – an open source platform for distributed and microservice apps
https://deepstream.io is the closest and has a richer feature set (including a replicating document store), however it seems to have a small ecosystem / community / limited support options, and permissions do not seem as advanced.
https://nats.io is close but lower level. Has a large community and rich ecosystem however.
Then you can also mix and match lowever level technologies to achieve the particular set of tradeoffs you need. MQTT, AMQP as the protocol, mosquitto / rabbitmq/zeromq, then json-rpc on top ...
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nats-io/nats-server is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
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