Apache Dubbo is an international open-source project with tens of thousands of enterprise users. It has been tested in large-scale cluster production environments for many years, influencing millions of developers and driving the development of a large microservices open-source ecosystem. Dubbo was incubated from enterprise practices and then open-sourced, quickly achieving success in the open-source community. A large number of production practice users are the core driving force for Dubbo’s long-term advancement, stability, and activity.
Dubbo was designed to solve the development and governance issues of Alibaba’s complex e-commerce microservices clusters. In 2020, Alibaba collaborated with the Apache Dubbo community to release the next-generation service framework for cloud-native architecture - Dubbo3, based on Dubbo2 & HSF2. Currently, Dubbo3 has fully upgraded HSF2 and Dubbo2 to become Alibaba’s unified service framework, successfully running on the Double Eleven cluster with hundreds of thousands of applications and millions of nodes.
Dubbo3 has absorbed all the large-scale microservices cluster governance experience from the HSF2 framework, addressed some long-standing architectural design flaws in Dubbo2, and added a series of new features for cloud-native architecture.
For more details on Alibaba’s Dubbo3 application, please refer to the blog post
According to Wanted, Who’s Using Dubbo, some known typical users of Dubbo include:
UnionPay Clearing, UnionPay Commerce, China Life Insurance, Ping An Insurance, Bank of China, People’s Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Merchants Securities, Ping An Insurance, China Life Insurance, Alibaba, Didi Chuxing, Ctrip, Xiaomi, Douyu Live, Guazi Used Cars, Kingdee, AsiaInfo, China Telecom, Pactera, Chinasoft International, iFlytek, Hundsun Technologies, Red Star Macalline, Haier, New Oriental, iSoftStone, COSCO Shipping, Kunming Airlines, ZTO Express, SF Technology, PwC, etc.