EMQX
8.1#1 in message broker softwareFrom $234 a monthFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
VisitEMQX vs JORAM
What both publish
| Fact | EMQX | JORAM |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | EMQX can run in Docker, through a Kubernetes Operator, or from packages on Red Hat, CentOS, Rocky Linux, Amazon Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, macOS and Linux. | JORAM can run as a standalone messaging server, be embedded in another product, or integrate with a JEE application server through its JCA adapter. |
| Integrations | EMQX Enterprise provides more than 40 out-of-box integrations including Kafka, AWS RDS, MongoDB, Oracle, SAP and time-series databases. | Documented bridges and extensions include JMS, AMQP, mail, URL, JMX, and FTP acquisition or distribution modules. |
| Security | Security features include TLS/mTLS, X.509 certificate authentication, access controls, and audit logs. | The project describes authentication, authorization, and encryption support, and offers TCP or SSL transport options. |
| Support | The pricing page lists 8/5 support for Serverless and 24/7 premium support for Dedicated Flex. | ScalAgent offers professional support, training, consulting, advanced studies, prototyping, and custom software development and integration for JORAM solutions. |
EMQX plans
- Dedicated Flex$234 a month
- BYOCPriced on request
- ServerlessFree
- Enterprise—
JORAM plans
- JORAMFree
Pick EMQX if…
EMQX suits teams building IoT systems that need MQTT messaging alongside data processing, protocol gateways, and integrations. Its deployment choices and management API may also suit teams that want to operate the platform through containers, Kubernetes, or installation packages.
Pick JORAM if…
JORAM suits Java teams building systems that need message middleware with configurable deployment and administration options. It also fits users who can host and manage the software themselves.