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As the BlazingMQ Python SDK has now been open sourced, this patch removes any
references to the SDK not yet being open sourced in the main BlazingMQ
documentation.

Signed-off-by: Patrick M. Niedzielski <[email protected]>
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communication.

BlazingMQ's back-end (message brokers) has been implemented in C++, and client
libraries are available in C++, Java, and Python (the Python SDK will be
published shortly as open source too!).
libraries are available in C++, Java, and Python.

BlazingMQ is an actively developed project and has been battle-tested in
production at Bloomberg for 8+ years.
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Within Bloomberg, the BlazingMQ framework processes billions of messages and
terabytes of data every day and is used in production by thousands of applications.

BlazingMQ client libraries are available in C++, Java and Python (the Python SDK
will be published shortly as open source). Within Bloomberg, client applications and
BlazingMQ clusters both run in a variety of environments, and BlazingMQ attempts to
provide a consistent user experience across heterogeneous deployments. In
general, BlazingMQ clusters can be hosted anywhere and do not depend on any
other Bloomberg-specific or open source frameworks.
BlazingMQ client libraries are available in C++, Java and Python. Within
Bloomberg, client applications and BlazingMQ clusters both run in a variety of
environments, and BlazingMQ attempts to provide a consistent user experience
across heterogeneous deployments. In general, BlazingMQ clusters can be hosted
anywhere and do not depend on any other Bloomberg-specific or open source
frameworks.

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## Short-Term

### Python Client Library
{: .no_toc }

BlazingMQ has a full-fledged Python client library which was not published as
open source in the initial OSS release. This library will be published once
any enterprise dependencies have been removed from it, and CI,
packaging, and release workflow have been updated to be suitable for OSS.

### Testing Suites
{: .no_toc }

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