As SuperMQ Community grows, we'd like to keep track of SuperMQ adopters to grow the community, contact other users, share experiences and best practices.
To accomplish this, we created a public ledger. The list of organizations and users who consider themselves as SuperMQ adopters and that publicly/officially shared information and/or details of their adoption journey(optional). Where users themselves directly maintain the list.
If you are using SuperMQ, please consider adding yourself as an adopter with a brief description of your use case by opening a pull request to this file and adding a section describing your adoption of SuperMQ technology.
Please send PRs to add or remove organizations/users
N: Name of user (company or individual)
D: Short Use Case Description (optional)
L: Link with further information (optional)
T: Type of adaptation: Evaluation, Core Technology, Production Usage (optional)
- You must represent the user or organization listed. Do NOT add entries on behalf of other organizations or individuals. Pull request commit must be signed and auto-checked with Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO)
- There is no minimum requirement or adaptation size, but we request to list permanent deployments only, i.e., no demo or trial deployments. Commercial or production use is not required. A well-done home lab setup can be equally impressive as a large-scale commercial deployment.
The list of organizations/users that have publicly shared the usage of SuperMQ:
Note: Several other organizations/users couldn't publicly share their usage details but are active project contributors and SuperMQ Community members.
Note: The list is maintained by the users themselves. If you find yourself on this list, and you think it's inappropriate. Please contact project maintainers and you will be permanently removed from the list.