HiveMQ Control Center v2: Integrations
HiveMQ supports a wide range of functional add-ons or integrations for the HiveMQ ecosystem that are fully scalable, secure, and stable right out of the box.
Available Integrations View
The Available Integrations view provides brief descriptions and links to further information and downloads for all our commercially available and open-source integrations.
HiveMQ Enterprise Extensions come preinstalled with your HiveMQ Platform release bundle and are disabled by default.
To enable a HiveMQ extension, locate the desired extension folder in the extensions directory of your HiveMQ installation and remove the DISABLED file (if present).
If you do not provide a valid license, HiveMQ automatically uses a free trial license. Trial licenses for HiveMQ Enterprise Extensions are valid for 5 hours.
For production use, you need a valid commercial license. For detailed pricing and license information or to request an extended evaluation license, please contact our sales team.
| Commercial HiveMQ integrations require a separate license and are available for HiveMQ Professional and Enterprise editions only. The HiveMQ Community Edition does not support Enterprise Extensions. |
In addition to the preinstalled Enterprise Extensions, HiveMQ offers numerous open-source extensions that are available for download and can be installed separately.
| For quick reference, extensions that are installed and enabled display a small “ENABLED” icon. |
Installed Integrations View
The Installed Integrations view offers basic information on each extension that is currently installed and enabled on your HiveMQ Platform.
The color of the status bar across the top of each card shows the current state of the extension. The following states are possible:
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Green/Active: The extension is correctly configured, enabled, and currently running.
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Red/Down: The extension failed to load, is incorrectly configured, remains disabled, and is currently not running.
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Orange/Degraded: The extension is still running, but the service is degraded. Degraded service can occur for various reasons. For example, if the Kafka extension hot-reloads an invalid new configuration, but remains running with the previous configuration.
Installed Integration Details
| Entry | Description |
|---|---|
License |
The type of license in use (commercial extensions, only).
For example, |
Author |
The entity that created, developed, or maintains the extension. For example, |
Version |
The specific release of the extension in use. For example, |