TBMQ 2.0.0 release brings a major update with data migration of persistent sessions for devices from PostgreSQL to Redis. It also expands TBMQ’s MQTT 5.0 feature set, achieving full compatibility with the MQTT 5.0 standard. Here’s an overview of the features and updates included in this release
Scalability
Scale horizontally to manage more than 100M MQTT connections on a single cluster
Performance
Process millions of messages per second with 1 TBMQ server and single-digit latency
Durability
Guarantee the persistence and replication of your data to ensure it's never lost
Fault tolerance
Prevent single point of failure with masterless nodes in the cluster
Cloud-Native and K8s-Compliant
Deploy in cloud or on-premise using K8s scripts with ease
MQTT version compatibility
MQTT 3.x and 5.0 compatible for a seamless and secure connection experience