Real-Time Messaging Introduction to Diffusion Real-Time Messaging through a simple application using Diffusion Cloud. A set of simple projects, illustrating production and consumption of messages to and from a Diffusion Cloud instance. These JavaScript code examples enable…
We’re excited to announce that the latest update to the Diffusion™ Intelligent Data Mesh is now available, both for download and as a Diffusion Cloud service. Diffusion 6.5 is full of ground-breaking features that make…
The Diffusion Management Console has been a staple feature of Diffusion since 2015, allowing users to monitor and, more recently, configure their Diffusion server. It has undergone a lot of change since its inception. With…
Controlling access to data Diffusion™ excels at delivering real-time data, but it’s important to have control over exactly where your data gets delivered. In a typical deployment, your Diffusion server accepts connections over the Internet…
Diffusion™ has long had the ability to replicate topics from an upstream (or primary) server to one or more secondary servers using the fan-out feature. Fan-out is configured on the secondary server, enabling selected topics…
Publish and Request Real-Time Data for Tens of Thousands of App Users or Sensors Via Simple HTTP in the Programming Language of Your Choice Diffusion Cloud is used successfully by customers around the world…
When your application delivers real-time data, high availability is important. In production, you will probably want to take advantage of Diffusion™’s clustering capabilities. By clustering multiple Diffusion servers, you can add resilience to your application…
Introduction Many functions in the JavaScript Diffusion client return a Result object. This object can be used to obtain the return values of asynchronously executed code. A Result implements a then() method which takes one…
Diffusion 6.3 introduced topic views, a mechanism to produce virtual topics, that refer to other topics in the topic tree for their value. Topic views are an evolution and generalization of slave topics. A slave…