Home Automation with MQTT
Talkat Open Source Summit Europe + Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2019 · on Wednesday, 2019-10-30· at 15:15· Forum 6·
summary
Explains why MQTT becomes dominant for home automation and shows concrete recipes: use Mosquitto broker on a Raspberry Pi, implement MQTT discovery topics and JSON/plain payloads to register sensors with Home Assistant discovery, or follow the Homie convention to expose nodes/properties. Covers QoS 0/1/2 and retained messages, gives examples (ESP8266 + DHT22 sending temperature, binary on/off sensors, MQTT-controlled RGB LED strips integrated with Alexa) and demonstrates OpenHAB and Domoticz integration and the exact topic/payload formats used.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 1:00Trends in home automation
- 3:52Understanding MQTT
- 7:29MQTT technical features
- 12:23MQTT topics and security
- 15:37Brokers and client libraries
- 17:57Home Assistant integration
- 23:28Implementation examples
- 29:32The Homie convention
- 31:05OpenHAB and Domoticz
- 33:34Demonstrations
- 39:09Conclusions and Q&A
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