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.
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