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Thanks! Our users mostly run Redis or Valkey, so we optimize for them. We also have Dragonflydb in our test suite. But good to know there is one more option which may be used as a …

Many here recommend using Kafka or RabbitMQ for real-time notifications. While these tools work well with a relatively stable, limited set of topics, they become costly and ineffic…

Client SDKs are often a major challenge in systems like these. In my experience, building SDKs on top of asynchronous protocols is particularly tricky. It's generally much easier t…

For real-time notifications, I believe Nats ( https://nats.io ) or Centrifugo ( https://centrifugal.dev ) are worth checking out these days. Messages may be delivered to those syst…

Hi everyone! I'd like to share that we've just released Centrifugo v6 - a major update of scalable WebSocket server. The release addresses some usability pain points and adds nice …

Yep, and in addition to that the ephemeral ports problem will araise at some scale with long-lived connections and infrastructure balancer/reverse proxy chain. So it's still requir…

Wow, it's fascinating how a single HN comment can drive meaningful traffic to a project! I'm the author of Centrifugo, and I appreciate you mentioning it here. Let me share a bit m…

Hello, I am author of https://github.com/centrifugal/centrifugo . Our users can choose from WebSocket, EventSource, WebTransport (experimental for now, but will definitely stabiliz…

Hello! I'd like to ask your opinion about the idea of a WebSocket server which can handle WebSocket connections, can manage channel subscriptions and transform them to GRPC streams…

Wondering whether coroutines may be a step towards async event-based style APIs without allocating read buffers for the entire connection. I.e. a solution to problems discussed in …

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