Long road from oil pipeline sensors up to millions of TV’s
summary
Covers using MQTT, a broker-based publish/subscribe protocol, to connect constrained devices such as sensors, watches, home appliances and TVs. Explains how MQTT meets requirements (lightweight, two-way, low resource use, reliable, protocol-agnostic) and discusses scaling that approach to support millions of chatty devices.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:34INTERNET OF THINGS
- 2:45RAPID GROWTH
- 3:29CHALLENGE-CONNECT ALL
- 11:17MQTT OVERVIEW: QOS
- 13:42MQTT RELIABILITY
- 17:33TOPIC TREE
- 22:43ARCHITECTURE
- 24:57ECLIPSE PAHO CLIENT
- 25:56GUI CLIENT
- 26:27MULTIPLE BROKERS
- 29:12WHAT WE WANTED
- 30:41BROKER: WHAT DID WE CONSIDER
- 36:18SANITY CHECK: VERNEMO, HIVEMO
- 38:01LOAD BALANCING
- 40:20SINGLE MODELOAD TESTING
- 44:07CLUSTER LOAD TESTING
- 48:33LESSONS LEARNED
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