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Proof of concept using different MQTT brokers
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README.md

Testing three different MQTT brokers: mosquitto, hbmqtt (python) and volantmq (go).

The compose file sets up the three brokers, and two clients (a producer and a consumer).

Setup

To launch the three brokers, run:

docker-compose up mosquitto pybroker gobroker

The brokers can be configured to use different brokers with the MQTT_HOST environment variable (see below).

Mosquitto

docker-compose run -e MQTT_HOST=mosquitto consumer

docker-compose run -e MQTT_HOST=mosquitto producer

HBMQTT (python)

This broker is using BoltDB (an embedded key-value store) for persistence.

docker-compose run -e MQTT_HOST=pybroker consumer

docker-compose run -e MQTT_HOST=pybroker producer

VolantMQ (Go)

docker-compose run -e MQTT_HOST=gobroker consumer

docker-compose run -e MQTT_HOST=gobroker producer