FluxMQ is a high-performance, cloud-native IoT cloud gateway designed and optimized for scenarios such as IoT, Industrial Internet, and IT operation and maintenance monitoring. It has strong elastic scalability, high concurrency, and low latency. FluxMQ can greatly reduce the complexity in the process of building an IoT system, reduce the cost of R&D and operation and maintenance, and is a basic and important component of an IoT platform.
Features
JAVA development
It can build an integrated platform product for the Internet of Things, and the stand-alone version is packaged as a whole to avoid multi-language component and multi-module management;
Support standard MQTT protocol
Complete support for MQTT3.x and MQTT5.0 protocol standards;
Support MQTT messaging of Qos0, 1, 2;
Supports all MQTT clients and libraries;
rule engine
Flexible rule model configuration, supports multiple data bridging and data persistence;
Data Security
Ensure data security based on MQTT overTLS/SSL;
Multiple identity authentication such as LDAP, PSK and X.509 certificates;
flexible deployment
Supports physical machines, containers, private clouds, and public clouds, without vendor lock-in;
low cost
Excellent performance, reducing the cost of hardware requirements;
Support buyout and pay-as-you-go;
Technology Architecture
Function overview
console
Performance stress test
FluxMQ vs EMQ X
EMQX is developed based on the highly concurrent Erlang/OTP language platform, and supports millions of connections, distributed cluster architecture, and an MQTT message server in publish-subscribe mode.
FluxMQ is based on JAVA (Netty), the bottom layer adopts the Reactor3 reactor model, and has low latency, high throughput, and high-performance distributed cluster MQTT message server.
There are differences between the two in the development language. FluxMQ adopts JAVA, which is more convenient for the high integration and rapid transformation of the IoT platform.
The test environment is as follows:
Finally, the FluxMQ official website (https://www.fluxmq.com) provides enterprise developers with a wealth of resources such as documentation, tutorials, questions and answers, and code contributions.
Past recommendation
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