The Unified Namespace (UNS) architecture is a modern approach to industrial data management (IIoT) that aims to overcome the rigidity of the traditional automation pyramid (ISA-95 model). Instead of having…
When we talk about MQTT, we immediately think of the sensors, smart cities, and connected devices that define the IoT landscape. This is only natural: MQTT was designed for these…
The evolution of digital ecosystems makes data management a central strategic challenge. For companies aiming to fully leverage the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), the ability to…
The ability to orchestrate complex information flows from the edge to the cloud and extract predictive insights has become a strategic imperative for many companies. In this context, the synergistic…
Waterstream is a cutting-edge solution for managing data in real-time. Waterstream is an MQTT broker that utilizes Apache Kafka as its storage and distribution engine, merging the top communication protocol in the IoT industry with broadly…
The easiest way to directly integrate data streaming with the Internet of Things (IoT) leveraging the standard MQTT protocol [Milan] – July 18, 2023 – Waterstream today announced it has joined…
This blog post is co-authored with Donnie Kerr, Principal Technology Architect at Centric Consulting IntroductionIn today's fast-paced technological landscape, organizations are continuously exploring opportunities to harness the power of real-time…
By extending its relationships with Amazon AWS cloud platform provider Waterstream is making it easier for partners and customers to build and operate high-performance IoT applications in hybrid-cloud environments. Waterstream…
If you've ever wondered how Waterstream cluster behaves if one of its members goes down - here are some tests we've done. The test setup consists of Kafka provided by Confluent…
The Eclipse Foundation has carried out its 6th annual IoT Developer Survey for 2020. Eclipse is the world’s largest open-source foundation focused on the Internet of Things. The survey was…
