SockudoHigh-Performance Pusher-Compatible WebSockets

Built with Rust for speed, reliability, and seamless integration with your existing applications.

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🚀 Blazing Fast & Efficient

Leveraging Rust's performance and memory safety, Sockudo is designed for high-throughput and low-latency real-time communication.

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🔌 Pusher Protocol Compatible

Seamlessly integrate with Laravel Echo and other Pusher client libraries. Drop-in replacement for existing Pusher setups.

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🧱 Modular & Extensible

Flexible architecture with swappable components for adapters (Redis, NATS, Local), app management (Memory, MySQL, DynamoDB), and caching.

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⚖️ Scalable Architecture

Built-in support for horizontal scaling using Redis, Redis Cluster, or NATS adapters to handle growing user loads.

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🛡️ Robust & Secure

Features like channel authentication, rate limiting, and webhook integrations to build secure and reliable real-time applications.

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📊 Monitoring & Metrics

Integrated Prometheus metrics endpoint for comprehensive performance monitoring and operational insights.

What is Sockudo?

Sockudo is a robust, memory-efficient WebSockets server written in Rust. It's fully compatible with the Pusher protocol, providing a seamless integration path for applications currently using Pusher or those looking for a high-performance alternative, especially within the Laravel ecosystem with Laravel Echo.

Our goal is to provide a modern, scalable, and easy-to-use WebSocket solution that developers can rely on for their real-time communication needs.

Dive into the Guide →Learn Core Concepts

Why Choose Sockudo?

Performance: Experience significantly lower resource consumption and higher message throughput compared to solutions in other languages.
Ease of Migration: If you're already using Pusher, migrating to Sockudo can be as simple as changing a few configuration lines.
Cost-Effective: Higher efficiency can lead to lower server costs, especially at scale.
Modern Stack: Built with Rust, a language known for its safety, speed, and concurrency features.
Open Source: Sockudo is open source and community-driven. We welcome contributions and feedback!

Ready to give it a try? Check out the Getting Started guide.