Learn how to develop, deploy and manage distributed applications using Bondy.
Bondy is an open-source, always-on and scalable application networking platform connecting all elements of a distributed application—offering event and service mesh capabilities combined. From web and mobile apps to IoT devices and backend microservices, Bondy allows everything to talk using one simple communication protocol.
Bondy provides both RPC and Pub-Sub communication patterns and secure multi-tenancy for the entire messaging requirements of your distributed applications. This is done with a single infrastructure component and no sidecards.
Bondy can connect all elements of a distributed application, all using a single protocol with client libraries available on the most popular programming languages. When using WAMP, all peers are the same, unlocking the potential of distributed applications.
Bondy scales horizontally to hundreds of nodes. Bondy is written in Erlang/OTP which offers unprecedented soft real-time and high concurrency. Its convergence-based data replication and self-healing capabilities ensures its highly available even under network partitions, message loss and node failures.
Bondy can be deployed as a binary on bare metal or virtual machine. It can also be deployed on containers with or without container orchestration e.g. Kubernetes. Bondy can be deployed on low-resource ARM64 computers and boards too.