Message queues and event-driven architectures power modern applications, but navigating the landscape of messaging technologies can be complex.
Join us for two days packed with expert-led talks, in-depth discussions, and networking opportunities with peers who share your passion for scalable, reliable messaging solutions.
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Message queues are the backbone of modern distributed systems, ensuring reliable communication,
scalability, and resilience in systems that can't afford to fail. This year we're bringing the conference to Haarlem, near Amsterdam, in a form of a two-day, one-track event.
Building on the success of RabbitMQ Summit, MQ Summit connects professionals working across the messaging ecosystem:
RabbitMQ, Kafka, NATS,
Apache Pulsar, Azure Messaging Brokers,
Amazon SQS, IBM MQ, Google Pub/Sub and more.
Whether you're developing event-driven architectures, operating large-scale infrastructure,
or making strategic technology decisions, this conference offers valuable insights from industry experts.
Why Attend?
A. Cross-Technology Perspective - Explore real-world lessons from teams working with RabbitMQ, Kafka, Pulsar, NATS, cloud messaging services, and beyond.
B. Technical Depth Meets Strategy – From architecture patterns to operational challenges and long-term technology choices - gain insights that support both builders and decision-makers.
C. Learn from Production Reality – Case studies from companies handling millions (or billions) of messages daily. No theory - just systems that run in the real world.
D. Meaningful Connections – Meet architects, developers, SREs, and technical leaders shaping the future of messaging.
PHIL Haarlem
Lange Begijnestraat 11
2011 HH Haarlem (near Amsterdam)
Netherlands
LOCATION & DIRECTIONS
I really liked that there was a variety of software. I think following a generic line that includes any MQ software is great; you can learn new technologies.
A historical day in the world of MQ where all ‘flavors’ met each other. There was collaboration instead of opposition. Just like messaging.
Food for thought and an inspiration regarding #MQ #messaging solutions. I also had the opportunity to have a chat with a few speakers/organizations later this day in between sessions. Great and helpful! History has been written today. There was an atmosphere of collaboration. Healthy discussions and apart from some comical references no ‘vendor war’.
The MQ Summit in Berlin was my favorite conference of the year. The organization team managed to accomplish something that hasn’t happened in at least a decade: Get technical leaders from numerous competing commercial and OSS projects in a room for a series of excellent talks “from plumbers for plumbers” and, more importantly, for us to connect personally and discuss what we can potentially do together in terms of standardization.
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