Why KubeMQ
Move your business forward.
Keep control of your messaging.
Predictable costs. Infrastructure you control. The protocols your applications already use. Choose a messaging platform built for the way your enterprise needs to run.
Battle-tested.
Built for the long run.
KubeMQ has been building enterprise messaging since 2018. That experience informs a platform designed for the operational demands of real organizations: reliability, visibility and control.
From established messaging patterns to V3’s native protocol support, the platform continues to evolve with enterprise workloads.
Trusted by S&P 500 companies and governments.
You’re in good company.
- GEWISS
- Accenture
- HPE
- DuPont
- elia
- Total Play
Predictable economics
Plan for growth.
Know what it costs.
Your messaging budget should be something you can plan around.
KubeMQ’s fixed-cost licensing is tiered by package size, not message volume. Match a package to your requirements and evaluate the total cost of operating it on your infrastructure.
- Licensing based on package size
- Infrastructure choices that stay with your team
- A cost assessment based on your actual workload
Your infrastructure
Keep your data
where it belongs.
Run messaging where your business, security and operational requirements take you.
Deploy KubeMQ in your own Kubernetes environment. Your team controls the infrastructure, deployment lifecycle and access policies, with management and observability tools to support day-to-day operations.
For regulated or isolated environments, assess the deployment against your organization’s specific requirements.
Explore operations and security ↗Application continuity
Keep familiar protocols.
Open up your options.
Changing your messaging infrastructure can start with the clients your developers already know.
KubeMQ V3 supports messaging protocols directly inside the broker, alongside its native APIs and SDKs. This gives teams a path to evaluate a common platform across different applications.
Compatibility is workload-specific. Review supported features, connector settings and protocol limitations before planning a move.
Check protocol compatibility ↗A practical transition
Make the decision with evidence.
Make the move in stages.
Start with your current environment. Understand the fit, validate the behavior and plan the cutover around your operations.
Assess your workload
Review costs, deployment requirements and protocol features. For Kafka, the kmq CLI provides a read-only migration-fitness report.
Validate the fit
Test representative applications and confirm the reliability, performance and operating model your team needs.
Plan the cutover
Define migration stages and success criteria. Kafka migration tools support topic replication, offset mapping and configuration translation.
Let’s see what KubeMQ
can change for you.
Bring your workload, your requirements and your questions. We’ll help you evaluate the fit.