Andy Piper (Twitter) Interview - OSCON 2014
summary
MQTT is invented 1999 for pipeline monitoring as a tiny, binary publish/subscribe protocol optimized for low bandwidth and battery use, not a verbose HTTP replacement. It powers Facebook Messenger, industrial oil and smart‑grid telemetry, remote pacemaker traces, and Illy coffee‑machine diagnostics. Open implementations include Eclipse Paho client libraries and the Mosquitto broker under the Eclipse Public License, and an Eclipse Ponte bridge connects MQTT, HTTP and CoAP; runs easily on Arduino and Raspberry Pi and is already in production.
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- 0:00What Led to the Development of the Mqtt Protocol and Why Is It Becoming So Important
- 1:01What's Different about Mqtt Protocols from Http Options and Who Is Using It
- 4:58How Do You See the Internet of Things Ecosystems Evolving
- 6:42New Innovations
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