Open Source MQTT Brokers
summary
Comparative survey of open source MQTT brokers lists concrete support and tradeoffs: Mosquitto (supports MQTT 3.1/3.1.1, tiny footprint, 56 contributors, ~1k+ commits), EMQ (Erlang, supports MQTT 5.0, QoS 0/1/2, >3k commits, commercial support), Mosca/Node.js (QoS 0/1, embeddable), RabbitMQ/ActiveMQ (multi-protocol, plugin-based MQTT). Demo uses Eclipse Paho JavaScript client and Mosquitto over WebSockets; the simple HTML5 page publishes/subscribes successfully though one HDMI glitch interrupts the live demo.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:54Agenda
- 4:10MOTT Milestones
- 5:58MOTT Operations
- 6:36The role of the MQTT Broker
- 11:16Topics & Wildcards
- 12:11Security
- 13:40What happened with MOTT?
- 20:17Mosca Pulse
- 29:56Commercial MOTT brokers
- 31:55Conclusions
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