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* Embeddable | * Embeddable | ||
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| + | * Support for secure/encrypted communications | ||
* Running on the JVM | * Running on the JVM | ||
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* Websocket connector | * Websocket connector | ||
* Monitoring | * Monitoring | ||
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| + | * Write the MQTT protocol model classes (or extract the one from the MQTT Paho client) | ||
| + | * Write acceptance tests | ||
| + | * Write an implementation | ||
Latest revision as of 08:24, 4 June 2014
Disclaimer: This project/idea is actually at the draft state.
Context
According to several discussions of the Paho mailing list (1)(2), it seems there a need for a Reference Implementation of a MQTT Broker, and also a need for a lightweight, embeddable and open sourced MQTT Broker running on the JVM.
The main goals are:
- Write a specification of a MQTT Broker
- Deliver a Reference Implementation
Key features of the MQTT Broker
Main features
The Minimum Viable Product (MVP) consists in:
- Lightweight
- Fully dedicated to MQTT
- Embeddable
- Some minimal level of authentication
- Support for secure/encrypted communications
- Running on the JVM
Other features
- Bridging
- Websocket connector
- Monitoring
TODO
- Write the MQTT protocol model classes (or extract the one from the MQTT Paho client)
- Write acceptance tests
- Write an implementation