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Hi and welcome to the 4th article on the MQTT series. Today we’ll see how to deal with fragile connections and how consumers can survive…
Hi and welcome to the 3rd article of the MQTT Series. In this article we’ll start looking into more advanced, yet very commonly found scenarios in IoT workloads. We’ll discuss the scalability and availability of consumers and we’ll see different ways to implement a load balanced consumption layer, namely by implementing Worker Pattern / Competing Consumers Pattern with MQTT shared subscriptions.
Hi and welcome back to the MQTT series, where we’ll go from the protocol basics, to real-world implementations of different use cases, using different brokers and clients. In this article we’ll see how to setup secure a Mosquitto MQTT Broker with TLS and Access Control.
In the previous article we’ve covered the protocol basics, saw how it compares to HTTP and why it is so relevant for IoT.
Today we’ll explore one of most used brokers: Eclispe Mosquitto. We’ll discuss the role of a broker in a MQTT-based architecture and while covering some advantages and disadvantages of Mosquitto, which should help you understand if this is the suitable broker for your use case.
MAUI Blazor Hybrid is a great way to leverage web development skills to target multiple platforms, including iOS and Android. As with most recent platforms,…
Welcome to the first of a series of MQTT-related articles. In this series, we’ll cover different aspects of the MQTT protocol, from its low-level protocol specification to the deployment of an MQTT broker, from simple to more advanced scenarios.
If you’re starting with MQTT or want to learn more about this protocol, you have come to the right place.
In this first article, we’ll cover the protocol basics and why it is so relevant for IoT communication.
I find myself using Linux more and more as my go-to OS, since I’m not developing anything windows specific most of the time. Occasionally I’d…
So, let’s say you’re working on a shiny new piece of software, which needs to somehow integrate with existing legacy software. The big problem is…
Changing database configuration settings in a production environment is not (or should no bet) a common thing. Having similar staging or test environments helps ruling…
As many .NET developers transitioning to the world of Node, I started looking for an ORM. After some research, I found sequelize which seems widely adopted by the community.
I’m using typescript, and I quickly found the way to define the model with sequelize a bit too verbose, and especially a duplication of the typescript class.
That’s when I discovered sequelize-typescript, which provides this bridge, and leverages typescript’s typings, so mapping can be transparent if so we wish. All it takes is to extend a base Model class, and some annotations.