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[[Tavendo]], the company from which originated the protocol, is also the author of [[Crossbar.io]], which promotes itself as the de facto router implementation.<ref>{{cite web|title=Crossbar.io is the name of the most full featured router|url=http://www.slideshare.net/sametmax/intro-wamp}}</ref> As they are promoting micro-service-based architectures, Crossbar.io embeds a service manager for hosting and monitoring WAMP app components, a static file Web server, and a WSGI container. Being written with the [[Twisted (software)|Twisted]] library, it is one of the implementations that can be set up in production without a proxy, aiming to replace stacks such as Nginx associated with [[Process supervision|Supervisor]] and [[Gunicorn]].
However, because Crossbar.io has Twisted as a dependency, it can only run on Python 2.7, which means one must install and manage two Python versions in parallel to use the router and a Python 3 client on the same system. UPDATE: As of 6/2017 Twisted is almost completely ported to Python 3 and very usable with it.
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