Mqtt Broker
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A highly scalable and reliable MQTT broker platform for AI, IoT, IIoT, and connected vehicles, supporting multiple protocols and real-time data integration.
An open-source MQTT broker and client library implementing MQTT 5.0, 3.1.1, and 3.1 protocols.
A full-featured MQTT client library for Node.js and the browser, written in TypeScript.
A high-performance .NET library providing MQTT client and server (broker) implementations supporting MQTT protocol up to version 5.
A high-performance .NET library providing MQTT client and server (broker) implementations, supporting MQTT protocol up to version 5.
A distributed, high-performance publish-subscribe platform built on MQTT, supporting message storage, security, and monitoring.
A high-performance, distributed MQTT message broker built on Erlang/OTP for scalable and reliable IoT messaging.
A high-performance, distributed MQTT message broker built on Erlang/OTP for scalable and reliable IoT communication.
An ultra-lightweight, blazing-fast MQTT broker and messaging bus for IoT edge computing and software-defined vehicles.
A lightweight Java MQTT broker compliant with MQTT 5 and 3, designed for embedding in other applications.
An open-source Python IoT gateway that connects legacy and third-party devices to the ThingsBoard platform using multiple protocols.
A set of Rust libraries implementing the MQTT standard, including a high-performance broker and an easy-to-use client.
A barebone, high-performance MQTT broker for Node.js that runs on any stream server.
A fully compliant, embeddable high-performance MQTT v5 and v3.1.1 broker/server written in Go for IoT and pub/sub applications.
100% open-source IoT Platform - Integrate your devices, add intelligence, build custom apps
A unified messaging engine built in Rust that supports MQTT, Kafka, NATS, AMQP, and mq9 protocols on a single shared storage layer.
A lightweight, high-performance, embeddable MQTT broker server written in Go, supporting distributed clusters and MQTT v3.0, v3.1.1, and v5.0.
A flexible, high-performance MQTT broker library for Go, fully implementing MQTT protocol versions 3.x and 5.
A scalable, distributed MQTT broker written in Rust, designed for high-concurrency IoT and M2M applications.
MQTT client/broker using Python asynchronous I/O
A distributed MQTT broker built on Kafka, handling 100M+ connections and 10M+ messages/sec with industrial-grade persistence.
MQTT-PWN intends to be a one-stop-shop for IoT Broker penetration-testing and security assessment operations.
A simple web interface for subscribing to MQTT topics and displaying real-time IoT data.
A lightweight MQTT broker, client, and bridge with scripting for ESP8266, enabling local IoT networks without cloud dependency.
A Kotlin Multiplatform MQTT 3.1.1/5.0 client and embeddable/standalone broker targeting multiple platforms.
A lightweight MQTT broker library and standalone server written in Go, supporting TCP and WebSocket connections.
A Java-based MQTT dashboard application for publishing, subscribing, and creating custom IoT monitoring interfaces.
An MQTT broker for Node-RED based on Aedes, eliminating the need for an external broker.
A distributed, highly scalable, and secure open-source cloud platform for messaging and event-driven architecture.
A complete MQTT server and client implementation written in Elixir, supporting QoS levels and durable sessions.
Mosquitto MQTT broker packaged as an addon for Homematic CCU3 and RaspberryMatic home automation systems.
A gateway that enables Loxone™ miniserver to communicate with an MQTT broker via WebSocket API.
A Fast and Easy MQTT Benchmark Tool
Lua scripts for ESP8266 to connect GPIO pins to MQTT for home automation.
A Node.js authentication and authorization module for IoT brokers (HTTP/MQTT/CoAP) that integrates with Keycloak.
A lightweight, next-generation network management system for SNMP monitoring, syslog, NetFlow, and observability, designed for kiosk mode.
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