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What is Eclipse Mosquitto?

Eclipse Mosquitto is an open-source message broker licensed under EPL/EDL that is crafted to accommodate multiple versions of the MQTT protocol, including 5.0, 3.1.1, and 3.1. This broker is remarkably lightweight, making it suitable for a diverse array of devices, ranging from low-power single-board computers to high-capacity server systems. The MQTT protocol itself provides an effective mechanism for managing messaging via a publish/subscribe model, which is especially advantageous for Internet of Things applications, allowing for seamless communication with low-energy sensors or mobile devices such as smartphones and embedded systems. Beyond the broker, the Mosquitto project also features a C library that aids in the development of MQTT clients, as well as popular command line tools, mosquitto_pub and mosquitto_sub, which significantly improve user engagement with the MQTT protocol. Furthermore, Mosquitto stands out as a flexible resource for developers seeking to establish messaging frameworks across a wide range of applications, ensuring comprehensive support for various communication needs.

What is ActiveMQ?

Apache ActiveMQ® is recognized as the foremost open-source message broker, designed in Java and capable of supporting a variety of protocols. Its alignment with well-established industry standards allows users to choose from a wide array of clients that span different programming languages and platforms. You can establish connections with clients written in languages including JavaScript, C, C++, Python, .Net, among others. The integration of your applications across multiple platforms is simplified through the widely used AMQP protocol. For web-based applications, message exchanges can be enabled using STOMP over websockets, enhancing accessibility. Furthermore, ActiveMQ efficiently manages your Internet of Things (IoT) devices through the MQTT protocol. It not only supports existing JMS infrastructure but also goes beyond that, providing the flexibility and strength required for any messaging use case. Currently, users can choose between two ActiveMQ versions: the well-known "classic" broker and the forward-thinking "next generation" broker called Artemis. As Artemis evolves and achieves feature parity with the "Classic" code-base, it is set to become the next major iteration of ActiveMQ. To aid users in this transition, there is initial migration documentation available, alongside a comprehensive development roadmap for Artemis that delineates anticipated enhancements and features. This proactive approach ensures that users are well-equipped to navigate the changing landscape of messaging solutions, allowing for a more streamlined experience. Embracing these developments can significantly enhance your overall messaging strategy.

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Integrations Supported

Netdata
Pro Edition for Eclipse Mosquitto
Winlog

Integrations Supported

3forge
ACF Technologies
Apache ServiceMix
Azure Marketplace
BMC Middleware Management
Camunda
Elastic Observability
FairCom DB
FairCom EDGE
Infonova SaaS BSS
Lightstreamer
Red Hat AMQ
SSIS Integration Toolkit
StreamFlux
TapData
meshIQ

API Availability

API Availability

Has API

Pricing Information

Free
Open source
Free Version

Pricing Information

Pricing not provided

Supported Platforms

SaaS

Supported Platforms

SaaS

Customer Service / Support

Not specified

Customer Service / Support

Web-Based Support

Training Options

Documentation Hub

Training Options

Documentation Hub

Company Facts

Organization Name

Eclipse Foundation

Date Founded

2004

Company Location

Canada

Company Website

mosquitto.org

Company Facts

Organization Name

Apache Software Foundation

Date Founded

1999

Company Location

United States

Company Website

activemq.apache.org

Categories and Features

Message Queue

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MQTT Brokers

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Categories and Features

Message Queue

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MQTT Brokers

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