About my-Channels
my-Channels provides the leading Unified Messaging Platform: Nirvana.
Nirvana delivers a single, low latency platform to fulfil your organization's external middleware needs.
Nirvana securely and quickly streams real-time data between Enterprise, Web and Mobile users.
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Category Archives: Middleware
MQTT support in Nirvana 7
my-Channels has introduced support for MQTT version 3.1 in version 7.0 of the Nirvana realm server. In addition to our own wire protocol, Nirvana is now also capable of accepting MQTT connections via TCP sockets and connections over SSL/TLS for … Continue reading
Posted in Middleware, MQTT, Nirvana, Technology, Unified Messaging
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Nirvana 7 Early Access: Multicast, MQTT and Even Faster Performance
We are very pleased to announce the early access release of my-Channels Nirvana 7. Nirvana 7 EA1 builds on the successes and features of Nirvana to offer significantly improved performance, enhanced functionality and additional support for industry standards. Here is … Continue reading
Posted in Low Latency, Middleware, Multicast, Nirvana, Releases, Technology, Unified Messaging
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Introducing the Nirvana Python API
We recently released our Nirvana Python API; our implementation approach made use of our Nirvana C++ API along with Boost.Python. We chose to keep our Python API as simple as possible whilst maintaining all core Nirvana functionality. To demonstrate the … Continue reading
Posted in C++, Enterprise, Middleware, Nirvana, Python, Software Development, Technology
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my-Channels featured in e-Forex magazine
This quarter’s edition of e-Forex features an excellent article by Roger Aitken entitled “Improving real-time response rates to FX Trading opportunities”. Our own Eddie McDaid and Paul Brant are both quoted in the article and give insights into the use … Continue reading
Posted in Middleware, News, Technology, Trading Systems, Unified Messaging
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Nirvana .NET : Publishing Data Groups with Reactive Extensions
So a while ago, I demonstrated how you can easily query DataGroups using Rx. What I didn’t discuss was how we could use Rx to model DataGroups on the service / data publishing side. We also had a scenario that … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, DataGroups, Middleware, Rx Extensions
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