[Disclaimer/Warning I work there and this is about Iron.]
Vs RabbitMQ:
- Native cloud service over HTTP transport
- Clean easy API
- Scales to unlimited queues/clients
- Push queues can have URL endpoints as subscribers
- Highly available (our #1 priority is to keep it running at all times)
- Nice UI to manage queues, stats, rate, etc.
- IronWorker integration (workers as a service)
Vs SQS:
- Fast, clean API
- FIFO
- One time delivery
- Multi-cloud
- Push queues / pubsub / fanout as first class feature
- IronWorker integration (workers as a service)
Best way is to just try it out. It's already one of the leading cloud MQ's out there and we have a lot of big plans for IronMQ to make it the safest "bet your business" cloud message queue available.
RabbitMQ supports HTTP and has a clean easy API. Scales in lots of ways. Supports very high throughput on a single cheap AMI. Has awesome GUI and UI. Etc. YMMV.
Vs RabbitMQ: - Native cloud service over HTTP transport - Clean easy API - Scales to unlimited queues/clients - Push queues can have URL endpoints as subscribers - Highly available (our #1 priority is to keep it running at all times) - Nice UI to manage queues, stats, rate, etc. - IronWorker integration (workers as a service)
Vs SQS: - Fast, clean API - FIFO - One time delivery - Multi-cloud - Push queues / pubsub / fanout as first class feature - IronWorker integration (workers as a service)
Best way is to just try it out. It's already one of the leading cloud MQ's out there and we have a lot of big plans for IronMQ to make it the safest "bet your business" cloud message queue available.