IoT: do I need to use MQTT or HTTP? - Stack Overflow MQTT is intended for situations where your connection may be intermittent or otherwise unreliable Its various Quality-of-Service levels provide you with significant ways of ensuring that data is sent reliably In larger applications the MQTT broker provides for easier management in my experience
getaddrinfo failed with socket. gaierror[11001] (python) (mqtt) free mqtt shiguredo jp doesn't resolve for me either so I suspect that @Ipiner's answer is correct Even though you have an answer you should probably delete this question if the password you have posted really is a Github token or even just a valid password somewhere
mqtt - Setting up Mosquitto on home server - Stack Overflow I'm struggling with exposing Mosquitto that I setup on my Centos7 homeserver to the outside internet through my router Mosquitto runs fine on my localhost and post 1883 on the homeserver I am ab
How to use MQTT over the internet? - Stack Overflow 5 Because mqtt use tcp connections, there is also a safe way to do this as follows: A private broker A behind a firewall B private broker B behind another firewall C cloud broker C on the internet Setup the bridge A to C in both directions This must be configured on A The safe tcp link to the internet will be created by A
c# - MqttNet Basic example - Stack Overflow I have to create a very basic Mqtt broker-client demo I have therefore followed and downloaded this example It works perfectly but it is a console application with Net5 0 I have to make it work o