Memphis SDKs pre-equipped with:
Built-in retry mechanism
Client state store
Dead-letter handling
Serialization-free schema enforcement
Memphis.dev is engineered for achieving significant scale with minimal resources and operational efforts.
Onboarding new developers and apps using a code generator
Data-level troubleshooting including lineage
Ready-to-use functions for less client logic
Time is everything, and choosing Memphis rewards you with a substantial amount of it back to focus on what matters.
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The user experience and management tools allow different data stakeholders to collaborate over the pipelines.
All that time you spend scaling, managing, and maintaining Kafka is better spent building your actual product. Memphis frees you to do just that.
Fits perfectly for microservices architecture and cloud-native environments.
Memphis gives you all the benefits of a traditional message broker minus all the deployment and operational overhead.
Async communication between microservices = use Memphis.
I didn't realize working with a message broker could be pleasant until I came across Memphis.
This is the simple and effective solution I was seeking—a solution that just works without needing too much attention.
Message brokers are the core of the modern organization. Finally, I enjoy working with one.
Less troubleshooting time. At least 50% of my time got back to me.
It helped me build microservices-based data pipelines.
I used NATS before when I try to implement event-driven side projects but Memphis made it better because of the dashboard UI and it really helped me debug the flow of my messages that were sent.
Easy to install and run, very fast, an excellent alternative to Kafka.
It has everything I ever wanted for async processing
The user experience and management tools allow different data stakeholders to collaborate over the pipelines.
All that time you spend scaling, managing, and maintaining Kafka is better spent building your actual product. Memphis frees you to do just that.
Fits perfectly for microservices architecture and cloud-native environments.
Memphis gives you all the benefits of a traditional message broker minus all the deployment and operational overhead.
Async communication between microservices = use Memphis.
I didn't realize working with a message broker could be pleasant until I came across Memphis.
This is the simple and effective solution I was seeking—a solution that just works without needing too much attention.
Message brokers are the core of the modern organization. Finally, I enjoy working with one.
Less troubleshooting time. At least 50% of my time got back to me.
It helped me build microservices-based data pipelines.
I used NATS before when I try to implement event-driven side projects but Memphis made it better because of the dashboard UI and it really helped me debug the flow of my messages that were sent.
Easy to install and run, very fast, an excellent alternative to Kafka.
It has everything I ever wanted for async processing
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