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RIP 11 Evolution of The Next Decade Architecture for RocketMQ
RIP11- Evolution of The Next Decade Architecture for RocketMQ
Current State: Proposed
Authors: Heng Du
Shepherds: vongosling, dongeforever, duhengforever
Mailing List Discussion: users@rocketmq.apache.org;dev@rocketmq.apache.org
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With the emergence of IoT, AI, Blockchain and other scenarios around the world, traditional messaging middleware faces huge challenges, so in order to better serve in the next decade and make Apache RocketMQ as the data infrastructure in the cloud computing era. We should think about the architecture evolution for RocketMQ. After countless investigations, We think that Apache RocketMQ should aim to become a unified messaging engine, lightweight data processing platform. Besides, Apache RocketMQ should have the IOT native ability. and Financial level stability.
Separation of storage computing and pluggable architecture.
Improve computing power and response speed without concerned about the machine cost, operation, and - - maintenance cost brought by storage.
Powerful storage and indexing capabilities, support for multiple forms of queries and lightweight computing.
Lightweight streaming processing ability.
Support for OpenMessaging standard.
Integrating TCP-based MQTT, UDP-based CoAP or other IOT protocol.
In the modern era, the emergence of much new hardware has brought a lot of different thinking and design patterns to the development of software, and this is what we are pursuing.
In the next decade, we want to make Apache RocketMQ be a data infrastructure, so RocketMQ should cover more usage scenarios to meet different types of needs. But this is obviously a huge challenge
Great requirements for abstract capabilities brought about by the new architecture.
This is a huge project, so the cooperation with the community will bring even greater challenges.
Forward compatible ability
Stability testing and improvement
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