MQTT Introduction:Not just for IoT - Chrinstoper Lozinski - PhytonLinks

This is the basic introductory talk on MQTT. MQTT is a pub/sub protocol for interprocess communication. One process publishes information to a topic, other processes can subscribe to that topic. There is a tree of topics, so it is ideal for managing complexity. It also supports multiple Quality Of Service Levels: fire and forget, at least once, or exactly once. MQTT is an industry standard, which runs on every platform imagine-able.

By the end of this talk you should know enough to decide if MQTT is right for your projects.

Transcript

1. MQTT Pub/Sub Not just For IoT
2. MQTT is a feather-weight ISO Compliant Pub/Sub Messaging protocol.
3. Chat about this talk at ForestWiki.com
4. MQTT Pub/Sub
5. 3 Quality of Service Levels • QoS 0: Best Effort • QoS 1: At Least Once • QoS 2: Exactly Once
6. 3 Quality of Service (QoS) https://devopedia.org/mqtt
7. MQTT Vs HTTP • https://devopedia.org/mqtt
8. Why Pub/Sub MQTT decouples Publishers and subscribers. • Space: Publishers and Subscribers do not need to know each other’s IP address and Port. • Time: Publishers and Subscribers do not have to be online at the same time • Synchronization: Pubishers and Subscribers can operate at their own pace.
9. MQTT Retained Message MQTT is a hierarchical key-value store.
10. Last Will And Testament When connecting specify what message to send to what topic on time out.
11. Google Trends:MQTT
12. Widely Used
13. Home Automation
14. Topic tree
15. MQTT in Drilling
16. Oil Pipelines
17. One Sensor Configuration •
18. Organizations need a Tree of Chat Servers
19. Forest Chat Wiki • Slack and Discord are not trees nor wikis. • Wikimedia is not a tree and does not do Chat.
20. Core MQTT Functions • client := mqtt.NewClient(opts) • client.Connect() • client.Publish(topic, qos, retain, msg) • client.Subscribe(topic, qos, callback)
21. When Not to USE MQTT • Reliable Network, and No Pub/Sub. • You need a Task Queue: Celery.
22. Start with CloudMQTT They make it free and trivial to get started.
23. Hub.Docker.com/r/pythonlinks/letsencrypt-mosquitto Is a docker container with GoLang’s Caddy Server, mosquitto, and mosquitto-go-auth. Next release supports Dynamic IP’s.
24. MQTT Performance https://muetsch.io/basic-benchmarks-of-5-different-mqtt-brokers.html
25. MQTT Scalability FaceBook Messenger https://techcrunch.com/2017/04/12/messenger/
26. MQTT is a Standard • MQTT 3.1 and 5.0 are standards of the Oasis Organization and now ISO.
27. MQTT Brokers By Feature Starter Test.Mosquitto.org OnLine CloudMQTT, Flespi, MyQTTHub, Azure, AWS,Google Cloud, IBM Watson, Alibaba, EMQ X Cloud Scalable Emitter.io, EMQX Distributed Scalable Akamai Persistent Various
28. MQTT Brokers By Language C Mosquitto Erlang EMQTT, VerneMQ GoLang Emitter, Hrotti, Mystique, SurgeMQs Python HbMQTT Node.js Mosca, Addes Java HiveMQ,ActiveMQ,Moquette ESP_uMQTT esp_uMQTT_broker
29. MQTT Client Libraries Python Javascript GoLang Erlang/Erlang C Swift Java .Net PHP Clojure Objective-C Lua Dart Rust Tcl Ruby Delphi
30. GoLang Brokers Name #Contributors #Commits Emitter.io 15 503 HMQ 6 153 go-mqtt 2 145
31. MQTT is an effcient, reliable, scalable, industry- standard machine-to-machine Pub/Sub messaging protocol with 3 different quality-of-service (QoS) levels , topics, retained messages, and last wills.
32. Links • Awesome MQTT Github: mosquitto-go-auth DockerHub: letsencrypt-mosquitto • Docker Hub: mqtt-chat-wiki • MQTT Explorer • Paho Libraries
33. Contact Information Golang Videos.com @MQTTClass on Twitter PythonLinks.info ForestWiki.com
34. More Code Examples Search on: • “Cloudmqtt Golang” • “Golang MQTT Chat”