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Do you support the Pusher protocol?
Yes, we have a Pusher protocol adaptor that allows customers who are migrating from Pusher to use the Pusher client libraries directly with our service. Pusher protocol support is provided as part of the Ably Protocol Adapter service.
For example, a typical migration from Pusher to Ably goes as follows:
- Initially a customer will simply change the host name for all of their Pusher client library integrations to use our endpoints.
- A customer will then migrate one app at a time over to our Ably client libraries that provides access to all of our features. At this stage, some of the customer's apps will be using Pusher client libraries and others will be using Ably's client libraries. However, as we are translating the Pusher protocol, there is no interruption and interoperability between both protocols is provided by Ably.
- Customer will finally migrate all their apps and servers to use the Ably client libraries and will terminate their old contracts.
If you are interested in migrating from Pusher and want to use our protocol adaptors, please read our FAQ on how to start using the Ably Pusher protocol adaptor.
Alternatively, you can find our more about Ably's protocol agnostic approach, our protocol adaptors and how they work.