Using MQTT & Sparkplug as your IIoT Digital Transformation Toolkit
summary
Demonstrates a concrete IIoT stack: Eclipse Paho MQTT transport with a standardized namespace and a compact protobuf payload format from Sparkplug B / Eclipse Tahu, plus per-tag timestamps and quality flags. Claims reduce polling bandwidth by ~90% through report-by-exception and MQTT session state (last will and testament) for immediate offline detection. Shows production-scale results: 14,000 miles of pipeline, ~1,000 booster stations, ~5,000 PLCs, 20 years at five‑nines availability using this architecture.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:50History of Industrial Control Systems
- 6:25Why MQTT is popular
- 9:57What is MQTT
- 13:08Eclipse Foundation Survey
- 14:21MQTT
- 18:08Sparkplug
- 19:00MQTT vs IIoT
- 20:45Steps to Digital Transformation
- 23:44The Reality
- 24:48This is my world
- 26:33Sparkplug update
- 35:42Questions
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