Apache RocketMQ Community Projects Home
There are many of the Apache RocketMQ external projects, which is born from Apache RocketMQ Improvement Proposal and contributed and maintained by community. The PMC will lean towards developer community support, to help discovery and initial steps towards incubation in the external repository. Incubator Projects could graduate if they meet the following requirements.
- Require 3+1 vote from the PMC.
- Used successfully in production by at least three independent end users which, in the PMC judgement, are of adequate quality and scope.
- Have a healthy number of committers.
Docs
Graduated Projects
RocketMQ Client CPP
RocketMQ Client Python
RocketMQ Spring
RocketMQ Client Go
Incubator Projects
RocketMQ Dashboard
Notice: Console has renamed to dashboard and transfered the new repo, it will graduate in the near future, and welcome you to fill in the user due diligence.
RocketMQ-Flink
Notice: The project has transfered the new repo and will be removed from this repo, it will graduate in the near future, and welcome you to fill in the user due diligence.
RocketMQ Streams
RocketMQ Operator
Deploys RocketMQ on Kubernetes. it is built using the Operator SDK, which is part of the Operator Framework and hosted on OperatorHub
RocketMQ Client Nodejs
RocketMQ-Docker
Provides Dockerfile and bash scripts for building and running docker image.
RocketMQ-Exporter
Exports metrics from RocketMQ servers for consumption by Prometheus.
RocketMQ-Flume
Flume RocketMQ source and sink implementation.
RocketMQ-Spark
Integration of Apache Spark and Apache RocketMQ. Both push & pull consumers are provided. For more details please refer to README.
RocketMQ-JMS
RocketMQ's JMS 1.1 spec. implementation.
RocketMQ-MySQL
This project is a data replicator between MySQL and other systems. For more details please refer to README.
Others
RocketMQ-OpenTelemetry, RocketMQ-Ignite and RocketMQ-Storm integration can be found in those repositories.
Contribution
We are always very happy to have contributions, whether for trivial cleanups or big new features. We want to have high quality, well documented codes for each programming language, as well as the surrounding ecosystem of integration tools that people use with RocketMQ.
Nor is code the only way to contribute to the project. We strongly value documentation, integration with other project, and gladly accept improvements for these aspects.
More info please refer to How To Contribute.