LShift's Open Source implementation of AMQP, the emerging standard for reliable messaging, is fast becoming well known for its low latency and high throughput.
Visit the RabbitMQ website for more information, documentation, downloads and to get involved with the community building this exciting piece of software.
This project was a joint initiative between Vodafone and Microsoft. It is a security framework that combines Internet and mobile technologies that span many areas, ranging from a .NET based client with hardware security token and an XML-based security protocol through to backend messaging platforms.
Full Vodafone case study
RabbitHub is our implementation of PubSubHubBub, a straightforward pubsub layer on top of plain old HTTP POST — pubsub over Webhooks. It’s not well documented yet (understatement), but that will change. It gives every AMQP exchange and queue hosted by a RabbitMQ broker a couple of URLs: one to use for delivering messages to the exchange [...]
What is fast becoming a regular fixture in my diary is my entry with a few friends into the ICFP Programming Contest each year. This is a three day programming competition in which you can write in any language to solve the problems given. The competition is still in progress, though my team’s decided to [...]
We are pleased to be attending QCon (Conference for the Enterprise Software Development Community) in London from 11 - 13 March to showcase RabbitMQ for the second time.
Matthias Radestock (LShift TD), Tony Garnock-Jones (LShift Senior Developer) and Alexis Richardson (CohesiveFT CEO) spoke at the Google London meeting.
The Dorling Kindersley TravelDK site won the 'Best Use of Technology' award at the 2008 Travolution awards.
