> And in 90% of the case, that could have been replaced by a trivial lightweight mosquito (MQTT) server for 10% of the operating cost.
What about ZeroMQ and if one also needs to temporarily store the queued data at least until it's delivered?
We use MQTT now, but with EMQX as a broker instead of Mosquitto. It has a HTTP API for managing users and ACLs which was easier to integrate than the equivalent Mosquitto MQTT API.
What about ZeroMQ and if one also needs to temporarily store the queued data at least until it's delivered?
We use MQTT now, but with EMQX as a broker instead of Mosquitto. It has a HTTP API for managing users and ACLs which was easier to integrate than the equivalent Mosquitto MQTT API.