Connect devices, gateways, and applications with MQTT infrastructure you operate in your own cloud. Deploy on Kubernetes in Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud, with a consistent platform across your cloud environments and control over your networking, data, and security.
Customer-operatedMulti-architecture container buildsNo seller access to your private network
Cloud infrastructure, with an edge option
Built for your cloud. Flexible at the edge.
Make CoreMQ part of your cloud infrastructure with customer-operated Kubernetes deployments. CoreMQ Local extends the product family to edge devices, gateways, and development environments.
01 / KUBERNETESPaid edition
CoreMQ for Kubernetes
Paid · Customer-operated · Multi-replica
Deploy in your own cloud on Kubernetes.
Customer-controlled networking, persistence, credentials, and TLS.
Deployment paths for Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud.
This module applies only to the intended Google Cloud Marketplace offer. It is not Azure or AWS pricing.
Intended Google Cloud CoreMQ software pricing
Running broker pods
Intended hourly fee
Approx. 730-hour month
1
$0.19
$138.70
2 Recommended
$0.38
$277.40
3
$0.57
$416.10
4
$0.76
$554.80
CoreMQ for Kubernetes is intended to start at $0.19 per running broker pod-hour. The recommended two-replica configuration is $0.38 per hour, or approximately $277.40 for a 730-hour month. Kubernetes nodes, databases, Redis-compatible services, storage, load balancers, networking, and other cloud infrastructure are billed separately. Pricing remains subject to final Marketplace approval.
Customer-operated by design
Your infrastructure. Your data. Your controls.
CoreMQ for Kubernetes operates inside your Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud Kubernetes environment. You control the namespace, networking, persistence, credentials, production certificates, and scaling configuration.
CUSTOMER-CONTROLLED NETWORK BOUNDARY
MQTT devicesApplicationsGateways
→
Load balancer or ingress
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CoreMQ for Kubernetes
Broker pod 01Broker pod 02Broker pod N
Core capabilities
Built for practical MQTT operations.
The essentials are here. Configuration details, compatibility notes, and operating guidance belong in the CoreVar documentation.
MQTT protocols and transports
Configurable MQTT endpoints
TCP, TLS, and WebSocket endpoint configuration.
Authentication and authorization
Users, roles, and policies
Authenticated administration and broker access policies.
Persistence
Local and cloud persistence
Local persistence for CoreMQ Local; customer-selected PostgreSQL or Firestore for the verified GCP package.
Multi-replica operation
Redis-compatible backplane
Cluster coordination and shared broker state for CoreMQ for Kubernetes.
Management API and CLI
Authenticated operations
Management API, administration UI, and CLI direction across editions.
Deployment platforms
Local and Kubernetes editions
Single-node local operation and configurable multi-replica Kubernetes deployment.
Monitoring and operations
Health and readiness surfaces
Operational health endpoints and deployment readiness checks.
Documentation
Go deeper when you need to.
Deployment guides, configuration references, networking, persistence, security, scaling, upgrades, and troubleshooting will live in the CoreVar documentation portal.
CoreMQ documentation — coming soon
Deployment consultation
Bring CoreMQ into your Kubernetes environment.
Discuss cloud selection, persistence, networking, credentials, TLS, and rollout planning with CoreVar.
COREMQ DEPLOYMENT PLANNING
Tell CoreVar which Kubernetes environment you are considering and what you need to plan. The current contact path is available while dedicated technical-consultation routing is finalized.
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