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by bdamm
601 days ago
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What better options? The neat thing about MQTT, and that almost all other pub/sub implementations that I've seen get wrong, is that the core data structure in MQTT is the subscribing client, not the queues & topics. That means you can map as large an address space as you want into the topic tree. The topic tree can be trillions and trillions of endpoints, even an embedded server could have a topic tree with one endpoint for every ipv6 address, if you wanted. So the topic tree is rich, your subscriptions can be as selective as you need, and the server can be fast on a low footprint. |
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