I took a similar road two years ago after swapping HTTP + SSE by
Websockets using Erlang’s cowboy. Being able to publish and suscribe and topics gives you a better place where to start than Websockets. My main issue with MQTT was developers don’t want to deal with other protocol apart from HTTP.
If you have some time I recommend that you check the best Erlang MQTT broker I know: VerneMQ. You can easily create clusters that deal with network partitions.
My main issue with MQTT was developers don’t want to deal with other protocol apart from HTTP.
I have a new service I will be launching sometime in the new year, and I am wanting to promote IPv6 by having two ways to get premium access: 1) Charge a monthly fee 2) Have folks connect to the site over IPv6. All they’d have to do to “pay” for the service is login via IPv6 at least once a month, and their account would be accessible from IPv4 as well.
Perhaps this strategy or something similar might encourage adoption of MQTT as well?
Thank you for the recommendation. We’re doing something similar too and we’re reaching the limits of Mosquitto as it doesn’t have support for clusters.
I took a similar road two years ago after swapping HTTP + SSE by Websockets using Erlang’s cowboy. Being able to publish and suscribe and topics gives you a better place where to start than Websockets. My main issue with MQTT was developers don’t want to deal with other protocol apart from HTTP.
If you have some time I recommend that you check the best Erlang MQTT broker I know: VerneMQ. You can easily create clusters that deal with network partitions.
I have a new service I will be launching sometime in the new year, and I am wanting to promote IPv6 by having two ways to get premium access: 1) Charge a monthly fee 2) Have folks connect to the site over IPv6. All they’d have to do to “pay” for the service is login via IPv6 at least once a month, and their account would be accessible from IPv4 as well.
Perhaps this strategy or something similar might encourage adoption of MQTT as well?
Thank you for the recommendation. We’re doing something similar too and we’re reaching the limits of Mosquitto as it doesn’t have support for clusters.