Learning MQTT with Golang
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README.md

Learn MQTT with Go

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Learning MQTT with Golang by doing. This repo is a simple example of using a Golang application as a client (pub & sub) of an MQTT broker.

1883, Eclipse Mosquitto unsecured (opening the port on the internet is not recommended).

Development

For local development we use Mosquitto as our MQTT broker, with TLS enabled.

First generate local development certs using:

make gen-local-tls-certs

This will create CA, server, and client certificates suitable for local development. Server and CA certs are created in ./.mosquitto/certs. The client cert is create in the project root.

Start the local development environment with:

make start-dev

Stop the local development environment with:

make stop-dev

Usage

Instructions TBD

Resources: