Every enterprise eventually hits the same wall, an isolated environment of legacy sysem that can’t talk to cloud-native applications. The traditional broker, i.e., message broker, works fine until your internet connection drops, transactional value increases, or your business spans across multiple locations.
Hybrid messaging cloud is designed to solve exactly this problem. It integrats on-premise messaging infrastructure with public and private cloud resources to creates a seamless data pipeline between legacy apps and cloud-native solutions. So, you don’t have to rebuild everything from scratch.
What is the Hybrid Messaging Cloud?
At it’s core, RoboMQ’s Hybrid Messaging Cloud is a middleware layer that lets your business run on-site apps without requiring constant, uninturrupted cloud connection.
While local apps communicate over local network link. SaaS integrations and global enterprise apps run through our cloud-hosted middleware. This middleware comes with built-in cache, buffering,and automatic retries, creating the perfect hybrid model.
The Problem with Traditional Messaging Brokers
Have you ever been in the middle of a business transaction and found that your local internet connection is not functioning as expected?
With a traditional cloud-only setup, all your business transactions are at risks. Your team could either lose all the data, spend hours re-entering it, or is forced to suspend activities until the problem is resolved.
But with our Hybrid Messaging Cloud, this problem can be eliminated entirely. It allows transactions to be queued up at the middleware layer during any outage. Then syncs data automatically when connection to the cloud returns. Thereby, local applications continue to collaborate seamlessly using the local link, with no interruptions or manual recovery.
Hybrid Messaging Cloud v/s Traditional Broker: A Quick Comparison
| Capability | Traditional Broker | Hybrid Messaging Cloud |
|---|---|---|
| Internet Outrage | Higher risks of data loss | Automatically queues and deploys |
| Local Communication | Requires cloud hop | Direct over local link |
| Per-app Cache | Expensive | Handled centrally |
| Disaster Recovery | Custom implementation | Built-in |
| Security Control | Limited | High |
Who does the Hybrid Messaging Cloud Benefit?
Almost any medium-to-large businesses with a mix of centralized enterprise applications and localized, site-specific applications. Other than that, industries where on-site operations are critical and cloud outages are insufferable will see immediate benefit of using RoboMQ’s Hybrid Messaging Cloud. A few examples of such industries could be retail establishments, resorts and hotel chains, restaurant chains, and manufacturing establishments. This feature is highly adaptable and can be personalized to meet your business needs.
Overall, Hybrid Messaging Cloud offers a reliable integration mechanism for local applications to collaborate over local infrastructure without a long hop to the cloud. At the same time, local applications and enterprise applications can collaborate over a federated link that provides resilience to intermittent network connectivity through local cache, buffering, and built-in retries.
Beyond connectivity resilience, Hybrid Messaging Cloud also provides failover and disaster recovery capabilities with the ability to relocate applications smoothly in case of outages and issues. There is also an additional security benefit that allows you to control which interactions stay local and which ones goes to the cloud.
Connect with our experts to see how Hybrid Messaging Cloud fits your architecture.
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