Yes, TBMQ currently uses Redis, but as a fully open-source broker that prioritizes open-source technologies, we’re following the community shift to Valkey and plan to support it in the next release.

Our architecture introduces a new Integration Executor microservice, ensuring that outbound integrations have zero impact on the core MQTT broker’s performance.

TBMQ 2.1 introduces native HTTP, MQTT, and Kafka integrations—plus an official Helm chart to make deploying your MQTT infrastructure easier than before.