Bondy was designed for availability and scalability. It scales horizontally and vertically to support a high number of concurrent clients while maintaining low latency and fault tolerance.
Bondy provides a reliable application message router, offering both routed Remote Procedure Call (RPC) and Publish & Subscribe communication patterns. By combining these two patterns into a single infrastructure component, Bondy can be used for the entire messaging requirements of a distributed system, thus reducing technology stack complexity, as well as networking overheads.
Find out more in the What is Bondy section.
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WAMP (Web Application Messaging Protocol) is an open standard WebSocket and TCP/IP protocol that provides two application messaging patterns in one unified protocol:
routed Remote Procedure Calls and
Publish & Subscribe
The WAMP protocol is a community effort and the specification is made available for free under an open license for everyone to use or implement.
Find out more in the Introduction to WAMP section.