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HYTE MQ on Kubernetes

Kubernetes Native

HYTE MQ on Kubernetes

Any Cloud

Self Service

Kubernetes Native

Interoperability

Kubernetes Native

Diagram showing the architecture of a Hyte MQ Cluster with three clusters connected to a central Hyte Console, which manages Kubernetes, observability, API, and configuration.

HYTE MQ is Kubernetes Native and leverages the best elements available within Kubernetes

Benefits

  • Support for running in all type of compute environments

  • Abstract public cloud vendor

Capabilities

  • Configuration Management

  • Kubernetes Operator

  • REST API

  • Self-Service Console

Provisioning Steps on Kubernetes

Provisioning Steps on Kubernetes Diagram

Scaling

Operational Best Practices

Automatic configuration of cluster connectivity during scaling, upgrades and maintenance


  • Brokers drain messages to their peers in the cluster during upgrades and scale-down to ensure maximum availability of messages

  • Automatically connect brokers in the same cluster

  • Automatically configure event flows across all brokers in a cluster

Security

  • Support for SSL certificate management

  • Optional support for using Cloud-vendor managed SSL certificates on Load Balancers

Managed Load Balancers

  • Single web application allows access to all brokers in a cluster

  • Dynamically updates as Kubernetes scales HYTE MQ cluster up and down

Multi-Tenancy

  • Support for multi-tenant HYTE MQ Clusters - Multiple even flows per HYTE MQ Cluster

  • Support for multi-tenant Kubernetes Clusters - Multiple HYTE MQ Clusters per Kubernetes Cluster


Multi-Kubernetes Cluster Connectivity

Connect across Kubernetes Clusters for multi-cloud Event Flow redundancy

Questions?

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