Managing messaging connectivity across applications and data efficiently is a critical component of any hybrid cloud strategy. Whether connecting applications from multiple Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers, moving parts of applications to microservices or integrating Kubernetes-based solutions with legacy applications, connectivity is key to ensuring the components of the hybrid ecosystem work together quickly and reliably. A modern messaging platform should provide complete hybrid infrastructure transparency and support integration at the microservices level. When building an advanced Kubernetes-based technology solution in a hybrid environment, parts of the microservices are deployed in one environment while the rest are deployed in another environment to create a unified solution that takes advantage of the best of both worlds. In this webinar, we’ll discuss: Key enterprise considerations when building a Kubernetes-based solution in a hybrid environment on the OpenShift platform How you can use the KubeMQ platform to enable microservices from multiple environments to communicate with each other An example from one of our financial services customers

1. Messaging Connectivity in Hybrid
Kubernetes Cloud Environments

2. KubeMQ platform is a Kubernetes native, enterprise-
grade message broker, and message queue with ready-
to-use connectors and control center.
Enabling hybrid-cloud messaging transparency,
microservices integration, and gradual migration.

3. Kubernetes Native
• Deployed with Operator for full life cycle operation
• Blazing fast (written in Go), small and lightweight Docker container
• Clustering with Statefulset with or without persistence volume
• No Message broker configuration needed (i.e., queues, exchanges)
• Supports gRPC, Rest and WebSocket Transport protocols with TLS support (both RPC
and Stream modes)
• Integrated Kubernetes Metrics and Tracing

4. All Messaging Patterns
Queue
• FIFO – Message order
preserved
• Message Expiration
• Message delayed delivery
• Dead-Letter queues
• Long polling
• Peek messages
• Ack-all messages
• Message visibility
• Push and Push modes
Pub/SUB
• Real-time messaging - Events
• Message Persistence – Events-
Store
• Consumer groups support
• Load Balancing
• Wildcards partitions
• Offsetting support
• Start from new messages only
• Start from last message
• Start from first message
• Start from message sequence
• Start from timestamp
• Start from time duration
RPC
• Request / Reply
• CQRS - Command and Query
models
• Consumer groups support
• Load Balancing
• Timeout support
• Caching support

5. Empowering Hybrid Cloud Environment

6. KubeMQ Platform Components
Enterprise-grade message broker and message queue, scalable, high
available and secured
Connects KubeMQ with more than 60 external systems and cloud
services
Bridge, aggregate, replicate and transform messages between KubeMQ
clusters
Transform external systems and cloud services data to KubeMQ

7. KubeMQ Targets
https://github.com/kubemq-hub/kubemq-targets

8. Integrations Support (Partial)

9. KubeMQ Sources
https://github.com/kubemq-hub/kubemq-sources

10. KubeMQ Bridges
https://github.com/kubemq-hub/kubemq-bridges

15. Our Demo

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