Serverless Message Queue
Amazon SQS Alternatives
Amazon Simple Queue Service, often called Amazon SQS, is a message queuing service that helps decouple microservices, containerized applications, and distributed systems, allowing developers to eliminate complexities and connect processes that need to collaborate and communicate with one another. Here’s a look at Amazon SQS alternatives, including the lightning fast IronMQ. Schedule a demo to…
Read MoreThe Power of an Enterprise Messaging Queue
Enterprise messaging queues come in many flavors, but they all serve a similar purpose of enabling your disconnected systems to communicate with each other. Iron MQ is highly available, persistent by design, and offers the best in reliable communication and connectivity for all of your services and components. With Iron MQ, you’ll enjoy best effort…
Read MoreHow Iron Helps You Integrate Your Mail Queue With SendGrid.
Some marketers believe that social media will soon dominate how companies and customers communicate with each other. While social media will definitely play a role, you cannot forget about the importance of email. Practically everyone uses email, so it makes sense for companies to adopt flexible email marketing solutions like SendGrid. Before you commit to SendGrid or any message…
Read MoreRight on Queue: Message Queues Made Simple
All apps have a range of tasks that they perform for their end users, whether the user is aware of this or not. These might include processing images, collecting data, or an email service response when a user inputs their details or subscribes. Message queues can even collate data and analytics for your CRM or…
Read MoreBest Lightweight PHP Message Queue
Messaging queues are essential components of a smooth-functioning distributed network. But some message brokers work better to link up microservices. That’s especially the case if inputs are written in PHP. A message queue is not only necessary but helps to make all processes more efficient. A lightweight message broker helps ensure your processes are not…
Read MoreHow to Choose Message Queue Technology Selection
With dozens of options for message queue technology, even experienced professionals can feel frustrated when choosing the right microservices for their needs. The perfect messaging queue for your organization will depend on unique factors, such as how much you can afford to spend and how quickly you need your apps to process requests. The following…
Read MoreNew Relic and Iron.io: Unlock the Potential of Your Tools
New Relic makes diverse products that developers can use to build and improve application performance. The New Relic platform includes a graphical user interface with extraordinary data analytics that gives you an overhead or granular view of your infrastructure, containers, and clusters. Integrating New Relic with Iron.io gives you the opportunity to review the background…
Read MoreLibrato and Iron.io: Integrations for Successful IT
As companies adopt more technology to improve efficiency, infrastructure monitoring will become increasingly important. Librato has several tools that will help you keep a close eye on your system and solve problems when they arise. For the best results, integrate Librato with Iron.io. The combination will help your infrastructure function flawlessly by moving processes to…
Read More4 Reasons Why You Should Consider Going Serverless
Introduction “Serverless” computing is a bit of a misnomer—it doesn’t actually mean that there are no servers required, just that developers don’t have to worry much about the task of provisioning them. Under this paradigm, serverless functions and applications are executed only in response to a particular event or trigger, rather than needing to run on a…
Read MoreIronMQ vs MQ on Ruby on Rails
Messaging systems are critical for keeping data flowing in a business. But should it run on Ruby or on Iron? Overview IronMQ and Ruby on Rails are wildly different software systems, making them difficult to compare. IronMQ is a messaging system, while Rails requires some tinkering to do the same. Rails is open-source, IronMQ is…
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