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Describes RabbitMQ as a message broker that connects disparate systems and is already used in finance, banking, networks and telecoms for its clustering capabilities and high availability, claiming stability and a “strong pedigree.” Applies those properties to IoT, arguing it enables customers to do more with less by providing a common integration layer that reduces technology sprawl and lets heterogeneous services exchange messages reliably.
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