I made a helm chart for running Eclipse Mosquitto in a k8s cluster for my Home Assistant and wrote a blog post showing how to configure and install it.

https://unixorn.github.io/post/homelab/k8s/06-install-mqtt/

#k8s #homelab #homeassistant #mqtt #mosquitto #helm @homeassistant @homelab #selfhosting #iot

Short blog post on a few necessary adaptions when updating to Mosquitto 2.1: https://blog.mei-home.net/posts/mosquitto-2-1-update/

(Please note the length. Project "Posts, not tomes" yet lives. 🎉 )

#Blog #HomeLab #Mosquitto

I'm impressed by the upcoming mosquitto v2.1 server, currently in RC2. As a server, it blows the others I've tested out of the water.

The usual benchmark analysis and links to the raw data at https://github.com/gonzalop/mq/blob/main/docs/PERFORMANCE_ANALYSIS.md

#mosquitto #mqtt #iot #go

Now that I'm done running the integration tests with mosquitto (pass), mochi-server(pass, server needs a patch) and VerneMQ (reported issues with the server in a previous post), it's time for a comparison of the throughput tests of the three servers:

https://github.com/gonzalop/mq/blob/main/docs/PERFORMANCE_ANALYSIS.md

mq🚀

#mqtt #iot #golang #mosquitto #mochi-server #vernemq

First time setting up a @homeassistant instance. I'm trying to integrate an airquality sensor with it. HASS runs in a (podman) container (network host mode). #mosquitto MQTT is installed natively (port 8883 with SSL). HASS is connected to MQTT server (I can subscribe and publish messages). The sensor device is also connected to MQTT (mosquitto says "New client connected from ...").

What would be the next step? I expected the sensor to be automatically added to HASS.

#HASS #homeAssistant

Learn how to set up a secure Mosquitto MQTT broker on Linux (from installation to TLS encryption) in my latest video!
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https://shawnhymel.com/3085/how-to-use-the-mosquitto-mqtt-broker-with-ssl-tls/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=esp32_iot_course_evergreen

#IoT #MQTT #Mosquitto #embedded

I've taken some first baby steps to writing some #simd code by writing some replacements for mosquitto_pub_topic_check().

This assumes a string is already valid UTF-8, then checks for length, presence of + or # characters, and counts the topic hierarchy levels, then returns yay or nay. It's by far the easiest check I have to make.

I've written a quick plugin for the public #mqtt #mosquitto server that collects a list of unique publish and subscribe topics to use as a test corpus.