KubeMQ use case by Ericsson for 5G Edge architecture

KubeMQ use case by Ericsson for 5G Edge architecture

In a recently published article “Enhancing service mobility in the 5G edge cloud and beyond” researchers from Ericsson recommend KubeMQ as the enabler for creating a multi-edge cloud, Kubernetes-native, in which latency is a critical factor. 

“Like a cloud that follows you wherever you go, edge cloud services need to match the mobility of terminals to deliver latency-critical 5G and future 6G. Part of this challenge may require moving the terminal’s state into the new edge cloud. In this blog post, we show how this can be achieved in a cloud-native way using Kubernetes-based edge clouds.”

Read the full article “Enhancing service mobility in the 5G edge cloud and beyond” on the Ericsson website.

 

Introducing KubeMQ Dashboard – a web interface for monitoring and controlling KubeMQ.

Introducing KubeMQ Dashboard – a web interface for monitoring and controlling KubeMQ.

The KubeMQ Dashboard web interface enables users to experience the power of KubeMQ messaging patterns without writing code. It allows users to monitor and handle all message traffic and view the status of all KubeMQ nodes.

After KubeMQ is installed, launch KubeMQ Dashboard at localhost:8080/dashboard

Main features of the KubeMQ Dashboard web interface:

Dashboard
Get a clear picture of KubeMQ message traffic in one view

 

Messaging view (Queues/PubSub/Command&Queries)
Manage and control messages easily by drilling down to each messaging pattern.

 

Send messages instantly
Using the KubeMQ Dashboard, you can send messages through a simple interface. This allows you to get familiar with messaging patterns and their capabilities without having to write a line of code.

Nodes
View KubeMQ nodes status

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