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Hermitmq is an open source message broker designed for developers who need reliable queues without the massive overhead of enterprise systems. It ships as a single binary and installs easily on debian or ubuntu providing high concurrency and zero configuration out of the box.
Hi Product Hunt.
I am excited to share herminmq with you today.
During my work on backend architecture I noticed that setting up traditional queue systems can be complete overkill for many projects. They often require heavy runtimes and complex configurations that eat up server resources.
I built hermitmq to solve this exact problem. It is a minimalistic alternative written in go. It focuses on high performance simple deployment and minimal memory footprint.
Key features:
Built in go for fast concurrent processing
Simple installation via deb packages
Easy to use client sdk
You can check out the source code and documentation on github. I would love to hear your thoughts on the architecture and what features you would find useful for your own servers.
Thank you.
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“High performance message broker in go”
HermitMQ was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #85 on the daily leaderboard. Hermitmq is an open source message broker designed for developers who need reliable queues without the massive overhead of enterprise systems. It ships as a single binary and installs easily on debian or ubuntu providing high concurrency and zero configuration out of the box.
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