• Rebeca 1.0b1 is now availabe to download.

• Find impressions of the Rebeca stand at the CeBIT 2011.

• Rebeca is now running on Gumstix.

• A new academic paper “Design and Implementation of the Rebeca Publish/Subscribe Middleware“ gives detailed information about the project and was published by Springer.

• Rebeca is going to be published under LGPL or BSD license and will be available for download in the middle of 2011. Currently, we are preparing the release.

• Find impressions of the Rebeca stand at the CeBIT 2010.

If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact us under info[at]rebeca-middleware[dot]org!

The Rebeca project aims to provide a new and powerful event-based middleware for information-driven applications based on publish/subscribe. The investigated research topics include:

• Self-Organizing Publish/Subscribe Infrastructures
• Adaptive Content-Based Filtering and Routing Algorithms
• Design of Event-Based Applications
• Composite Events
• Provision of Quality of Service
• Support of Mobile Clients
• Modeling and Visual Building Tools
• Programming Language Support

The current implementation of Rebeca contains autonomous behavior in three major fields:

• Self-optimizing Routing

• Self-optimizing Overlay

• Broker fault-tolerance

This development was funded by Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik under the project id ASA_2.

The Rebeca monitor allows to visualize and manage the middleware behavior.

* University of Rostock (Architecture of Application Systems Group)

• Helge Parzyjegla

* Technical University of Berlin (Communication and Operating Systems Group)

• Arnd Schröter
• Anselm Busse
• Daniel Graff

• Design and Implementation of the Rebeca Publish/Subscribe Middleware

• Stochastic Performance Analysis and Capacity Planning of Publish/Subscribe Systems

• Self-optimizing Hybrid Routing in Publish/Subscribe Systems