Eclipse Amlen: Pub/Sub messaging for ALL the Things
summary
Eclipse Amlen is an MQTT-first broker for large-scale IoT that supports MQTT v3 and v5, a JMS API and plugin protocols, plus a web UI and example Docker image; a live demo shows phones doing real‑time collaboration. It uses HA pairs (active/passive) so both servers must persist a message before the publisher is acknowledged, clusters provide horizontal scaling, and a simple bridge forwards messages (no buffering). Single instances handle hundreds of thousands of connections and thousands to millions of messages/sec; a Kubernetes operator and better docs are planned.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:28What Eclipse Amlen is
- 4:39Industries using Amlen
- 9:04Architecture overview
- 10:50Demo: web UI and JS client
- 14:02Security policies
- 16:09High availability pairs
- 18:58Clusters vs HA pairs
- 22:11Bridges and inter-server comms
- 23:37Performance benchmarks
- 24:41Project status and 1.0
- 26:27Future plans
- 28:51Getting started
- 29:35Q&A
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