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LavinMQ

The Message Broker built for peaks

lavinmq.com Source★ 187Apache-2.0Software Development / Backend, Databases & Storage

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Free
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Creators
Daniel Marklund
@danielmarklund· 526 followers
Launched
6mo ago
2026-05-26 · Est.

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Events3 changes · 1 marketing move

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  • Launched on Product HuntLaunch

    Resource efficient & performant open-source message broker

    May 26 · 6mo agoLaunch page

Open Source & Self-Hosting

GitHub · MCP / Skill
Last commit 2026-11-06
GitHub Stars
★ 187
Forks
15
License
Apache-2.0
Primary language
Go

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  1. Nov 1 · 13d ago

    Homepage headline (H1) changed to “The Message Broker built for peaks”Positioning

    LavinMQ is a Message Broker built for peaks→The Message Broker built for peaks

  2. Nov 1 · 13d ago

    Adopted technology: Amazon CloudFrontFeatures

    —→Amazon CloudFront

  3. Nov 1 · 13d ago

    Adopted technology: jsDelivrFeatures

    —→jsDelivr

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What is LavinMQ and what platforms does it support?
LavinMQ is catalogued under Backend, Databases & Storage: The Message Broker built for peaks. Supported platforms: Web.
Is LavinMQ open source?
LavinMQ has a public repository (https://github.com/cloudamqp/lavinmq) under the Apache-2.0 license, recording 187 GitHub stars.Source

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