AMQP
AMQPAlso called: Advanced Message Queuing Protocol
An open standard messaging protocol that enables reliable, interoperable communication between distributed applications through message brokers and queues.
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Related terms
A communication mechanism that stores messages temporarily so producers and consumers can exchange data asynchronously without direct coordination.
Message BrokerA system that receives, routes, and delivers messages between producers and consumers, decoupling services that communicate asynchronously.
Publish-SubscribePub/SubA messaging pattern where senders publish messages to topics without targeting specific receivers, which subscribe to receive them.
MQTTMQTTA lightweight publish-subscribe messaging protocol designed for efficient communication between constrained devices and unreliable networks.
Event BrokerA messaging component that receives, routes, and distributes events between producers and consumers, enabling asynchronous communication in distributed systems.