Hi, I'm currently in the researching & prototyping phase of what's the best and will-be-the-most-community supported distributed real time distributed framework

Hi, I'm currently in the researching & prototyping phase of what's the best and will-be-the-most-community supported distributed real time distributed framework based on the reactor pattern? So far, I've got: Queuing Framework (rolling your own streams): 1) ZeroMQ (language agnostic, so have to roll your own serialization and services, seems like Google Protocol Buffer is the best way to go) 2) RabbitMQ (relies on a central message broker, with lots of built-in bindings) Event-Based Frameworks: 2) Akka (JVM) 3) RxExtensions (.net) but have RxCpp and RxJava ports 4) Reactor (JVM) Stream-Based Frameworks 4) Twitter Storm (Java-ish, but suppose to be language agnostic?) 5) S4 (Java-ish, but suppose to have bindings?) Can any peeps help me out on your opinion what is the best or give me a better one? Currently, I'm having fun multiplexing sockets, dereferencing C pointers and seg-faulting, so any suggestion is welcome.