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RabbitMQ Message Broker for IoT Projects
More and more firms are seeing the value of using message queues in their IoT projects. Message queuing is a style of service-to-service communication, where applications can communicate by sending messages to each other. Message queues for IoT are designed to provide a lightweight publish/subscribe messaging transport. Queues enable your application to have a low power usage, send minimized data packets, and distribute information efficiently to one or many receivers.
RabbitMQ is a high performance multi-protocol message broker supporting both MQTT and AMQP amongst others. While MQTT is a simple solution for low power devices, AMQP is a secure and reliable protocol with low overhead making it perfect for Internet of Things applications.
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AMQP for IoT
AMQP is a secure and reliable protocol, with low overhead, making it perfect for Internet of Things applications. It's a more advanced protocol than MQTT, more reliable and have better support for security. AMQP do also have features like flexible routing of messages to queues, it provide durable and persistent queues, clustering, federation and high availability queues. The downside is that it's a more verbose protocol on the wire - depending on how you implement you solution.
MQTT for IoT
MQTT is another protocol designed for IoT. Its advertised benefits for IoT only matter for extremely low power devices. MQTT is very wire-efficient, it has strong focus on minimal wire footprint. It require less effort to implement MQTT on a client than AMQP - because of its simplicity. However, MQTT lacks authorisation and error notifications from server to clients.
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