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Recently, DataPipeline, a leading "iPaaS+AI" one-stop big data convergence service provider in China, announced that it has joined the OpenMessaging open source community under the Linux Foundation. It will work with other members of the OpenMessaging open source community, such as Ali, Yahoo, Didi and Streamlio, to jointly promote the application and innovation of big data technology in the international market and reduce the investment cost of enterprises.

It is reported that OpenMessaging open source community initiated by Alibaba, with Yahoo, Didi Chuxing, Streamlio company to participate in the creation of distributed messaging middleware, stream processing field application development standards, has been officially settled in the Linux Foundation, is the first in China to launch the global scope of distributed messaging field international standards.

As more and more companies and developers move toward Cloud Native Applications,"Cloud + Big Data" is beginning to become the foundation for building future enterprise business models and core competencies. DataPipeline, as a member of OpenMessaging open source community, will work together with Alibaba, Yahoo, Didi and other members to build OpenMessaging into a global, cloud-oriented, big data-oriented, multi-industry one-stop solution standard, so as to meet the requirements of financial, retail, e-commerce, Internet, manufacturing and other enterprises for scalability, isolation and security, realizing high performance, high availability, scalability and final consistency architecture.

After joining the OpenMessaging community, DataPipeline will continue to improve and contribute its technical strength and industry solution capabilities based on open OpenMessaging technology, provide better technology and products to international markets and industry customers, and fulfill DataPipeline's corporate mission of "connecting all data, applications and devices."

"At the beginning of DataPipeline, we encountered customers using various traditional message queues to solve data consumption problems, these solutions are not cloud native and there are various compatibility issues," said Chen Cheng, founder &CEO of DataPipeline."The industry needs a standard API for message distribution. We look forward to working with the OpenMessaging open source community to build a new open standard for message distribution. "

The Linux Foundation said: "We are excited to announce a new addition to the OpenMessaging project-DataPipeline, a company dedicated to helping businesses improve data mobility by connecting data, applications and devices. DataPipeline joins Alibaba, Yahoo, Didi and Streamlio to create globally adopted, vendor-neutral and open standards for distributed message distribution that can be deployed in cloud, on-premises and hybrid cloud scenarios. "

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