MQTT Tutorial: Part 1 Intro to MQTT

Websites mentioned in the video:

Raspberry Pi:
NanoPi NEO2:

The next video in the series will be a more hands on tutorial on how to setup an MQTT broker on a Raspberry Pi, and how to start using MQTT on the Pi.

The third video will be a project where I setup a home monitor using a raspberry pi, some sensors, and MQTT.

[ameador]

This is VERY informative! I'm glad you spent the time to put this together and share it with everyone. I am just now really getting into MCU projects with RaspberryPi (RPi), NodeMCUs, other ESP8266 based MCUs, components (relays, temp sensors, etc) as well as working on a LAN centric management system. I had been considering setting up a DB server and coding my devices to update/get data via the DB - but then, in the process of doing an install on a RPi of openHAB, I started seeing more about MQTT and mosquitto. I'm glad I looked into this and am getting such a great introduction to the MQTT server/protocol (as well as so many related resources) instead of spending time re-inventing the wheel! I hope you get more views, likes, and subscriptions - this/you are a great resource!

[jamesd]

Thanks for making this video, it was very well put together and easy to follow along especially for someone who just started looking into MQTT yesterday

[harisgulzar]

Thank you very much. That was an excellent demo. I have recently jumped into this field and I hope to watch more videos from you.

[lfmtube]

Thank you very much for your video. Really help me to initiate in the matter of communication between devices. It was clear and very well explained

[davidmccomas]

Very informative and clearly presented. Thanks You!

[MrBobWareham]

So do I have to run MQTT on my computer to get the information from my raspberry pi server?

[davidtomkins]

It's called "Mosquitto" because of

M o s Q u i T T o

Wanted to add - great video.
This is a field I'm just getting my head around, so thanks for taking the time to explain things in an understandable way.