RT from EMQ Technologies (@EMQTech)

We've published a new guide to @Hacksterio that walks you through setting up #EMQX, an #opensource and feature-rich #MQTT broker on a @Raspberry_Pi 👉 https://www.hackster.io/virgilvox/running-emqx-on-raspberry-pi-82ddba

Original tweet : https://twitter.com/EMQTech/status/1666278848126676992

RT from Moheeb Zara @virgilvox (@virgilvox)

I published a guide on @Hacksterio on how to run #EMQX, the #1 open-source MQTT broker, on a @Raspberry_Pi

Follow @EMQTech for all our new blogs and guides!

#iot #mqtt #raspberrypi #opensource
https://www.hackster.io/virgilvox/running-emqx-on-raspberry-pi-82ddba

Original tweet : https://twitter.com/virgilvox/status/1666154802982838273

Today's #homeautomation adventure is moving from "it should just work" #mosquitto to "whoa slick dashboards" #emqx. (Mosquitto just works....kinda. Mostly. Damned hard to debug.)

Unfortunately EMQX is #optout #telemetry. So here is the cheat code:

In the container environment block, or under 'emqxConfig:' in the helm values, just set: `EMQX_TELEMETRY__ENABLE: "false"`
The false needs quotes to keep it text, not boolean. (And it may be = instead of : depending on how you are running EMQX.) The double-underscore is intentional.

Took another try at #EMQX to handle my mqtt traffic. 5.x looks a lot more polished than 4.x did, and works amazingly well in #Kubernetes. I know #HomeAssistant now has it as an add-on which is nice as well.

It handles certs SO much better than 4.x did (I had to hack it a bit before within the pv where the database lived).

Now if I could figure out how to integrate the users from #Authentik, I'd be a happy girl. 4.x supported LDAP, but was a bit of a painful

#Homelab #HomeAutomation