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Yes, but there are a number of core differences - Deepstream.io is a free open source server, not a PaaS offering - Deepstream offers pub-sub, request-respons

Yes, but there are a number of core differences - Deepstream.io is a free open source server, not a PaaS offering - Deepstream offers pub-sub, request-response and web-rtc call management in addition to data-sync - Firebase’s data-sync approach is based on one large chunk of JSON data that allows you to observe and manipulate sub-paths. Deepstream does the same, but breaks the data down into individual units, called records - Deepstream uses a functional permissioning model, allowing you to interface with other systems (data-bases / active directory) for user-management, as opposed to firebase’ configuration based permissioning approach

awjr 11y ago
Does look very good. Are their any stress tests available? How many "devices" can an instance handle (yes I know this is arbitrary).
- yasserf 11y ago
  Yes, you can find the results at http://deepstream.io/info/performance-single-node-vs-cluster.html http://deepstream.io/info/performance-single-node-vs-cluster..., as well as a link to the test harness if you want to run the tests yourself
splintercell 11y ago
Question, how can I expand Deepstream.io? For instance I want it to become an install-able API server for blockchain (like Ethereum). How do I do it? Is there a plugin architecture in place? Would I have to modify the main source code?
- wolframhempel 11y ago
  deepstream can connect to data-bases, caches and message busses using a simple plugin architecture. Please find a list of available ones at http://deepstream.io/download/ http://deepstream.io/download/ tutorials how to use them at http://deepstream.io/tutorials/connectors-and-deployment.html http://deepstream.io/tutorials/connectors-and-deployment.htm... and help with writing your own at http://deepstream.io/tutorials/writing-storage-cache-connector.html http://deepstream.io/tutorials/writing-storage-cache-connect... http://deepstream.io/tutorials/writing-messaging-connector.html http://deepstream.io/tutorials/writing-messaging-connector.h...

awjr 11y ago

Does look very good. Are their any stress tests available? How many "devices" can an instance handle (yes I know this is arbitrary).

yasserf 11y ago
Yes, you can find the results at http://deepstream.io/info/performance-single-node-vs-cluster.html http://deepstream.io/info/performance-single-node-vs-cluster..., as well as a link to the test harness if you want to run the tests yourself

splintercell 11y ago

Question, how can I expand Deepstream.io? For instance I want it to become an install-able API server for blockchain (like Ethereum). How do I do it? Is there a plugin architecture in place? Would I have to modify the main source code?

wolframhempel 11y ago
deepstream can connect to data-bases, caches and message busses using a simple plugin architecture. Please find a list of available ones at http://deepstream.io/download/ http://deepstream.io/download/ tutorials how to use them at http://deepstream.io/tutorials/connectors-and-deployment.html http://deepstream.io/tutorials/connectors-and-deployment.htm... and help with writing your own at http://deepstream.io/tutorials/writing-storage-cache-connector.html http://deepstream.io/tutorials/writing-storage-cache-connect... http://deepstream.io/tutorials/writing-messaging-connector.html http://deepstream.io/tutorials/writing-messaging-connector.h...