# People, organizations and Projects using noPoll

## Wind River: uses noPoll

Wind River (http://www.windriver.com/) uses noPoll for its products and devices requiring WebSocket support.

## Core-Admin: server administration platform

Core-Admin is an extensible solution for server and device administration that integrates into a single solution powerful administration panels, an external and highly detailed internal checking engine and an event notification system that will allow you to track to the minute the state of all your systems connected to a central console.

Core-Admin is using noPoll to provide BEEP over WebSocket support to the system.

See more details at the project's page: http://www.core-admin.com

## MyQtt: OpenSource MQTT stack

MyQtt is an Open Source professional MQTT stack written in ANSI C, which supports v3.1.1 and v3.1, focused on providing support to create MQTT servers/brokers.

MyQtt is using noPoll to provide support for MQTT over WebSocket

See more details at the project's page: http://www.aspl.es/myqtt

## stacom-software.de

Stacom Software Engineering used the nopoll library to integrate websockets in a webservice running on a embedded linux device. The websockets are used to stream status data to authenticated clients. Authentication is done using certificates on the client side.

Testimotional: “Nopoll is easy to integrate and fit the needs of embedded software. Good professional support.”

See more details at: http://www.stacom-software.de

## Vortex Library: professional BEEP implementation

Vortex Library is an implementation of the RFC 3080 / RFC 3081 standard definitions, known as the BEEP Core protocol, implemented on top of the TCP/IP stack, using C language.

It comes with a complete XML-RPC over BEEP RFC 3529 support, complete support for TUNNEL profile (which allows to perform proxy operations for every BEEP profile developed), support for HTTP proxies and more.

See more details at the project's page: http://www.aspl.es/vortex

## Turbulence: BEEP application server

Turbulence is a general BEEP server built on top of Vortex Library, that provides many ready to use features to ease development and deployment of BEEP applications.

Turbulence is extensible through modules (mod-tls, mod-sasl, mod-python, among others) and allows to implement server side profiles that are used and combined later with other profiles through run time configuration.

Turbulence is using noPoll to provide a ready to use module to configure BEEP over WebSocket and associated certificates.

See more details at the project's page: http://www.aspl.es/turbulence

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