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Commercial edition

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Broka Community is out and free to run. The Commercial edition — Redis, RabbitMQ, Apache Artemis and Memcached, Applications, Access Review, read recording, Slack, Microsoft Teams and webhook alerts, audit forwarding to Kafka or RabbitMQ, data masking, an MCP server for AI assistants, licensing and the registry — is built and is not being sold yet. Leave three details and we will write when it opens.

What Commercial adds
  • Redis, RabbitMQ, Apache Artemis and Memcached — Kafka is in Community too
  • Applications — the catalogue of your services, their owners and the resources they use across clusters
  • Access Review — who holds which permission, where, and what conferred it; roles and permissions are in Community too
  • Read recording in the audit trail — the trail of every write and every refusal is in Community too
  • Slack, Microsoft Teams and webhook alert channels — alert rules and e-mail delivery are in Community too
  • Forwarding the audit trail to Kafka or RabbitMQ — the trail itself, and forwarding it to a file or an HTTP endpoint, are in Community too
  • Data masking — fields of messages and values hidden by rule, shown unmasked only to those allowed; who may read contents at all is in Community too
  • An MCP server through which AI assistants read and operate the estate under the same permissions, guardrails and audit trail — API tokens are in Community too
  • A licence bound to an installation, online or fully offline for an air-gapped network
  • The container registry for the commercial images
Stated plainly

This is not a purchase, a pre-order or a trial. The price is on the pricing page, and there is no date on this page because we have not set one. You are not committing to anything and neither are we, beyond writing to you.

You do not need this to start: the comparison between the editions is public, and Community is available now — the same product, without the commercial platforms and features.

Where should we write?

We will write when the Commercial edition opens. Nothing is sent in the meantime, and we do not know the date yet — when we do, this is the list that hears it.