In this article, we will share how to bridge MQTT data from EMQX Cloud to Confluent Cloud on GCP.
In this tutorial, I'll show you step-by-step how to integrate InfluxDB Cloud with EMQX Cloud, a leading MQTT service provider, using this new native collector.
Migrate from Google Cloud IoT Core to EMQX Today! It might be the perfect alternative to Google IoT Core for your organization.
In the latest updated version, EMQX Cloud has added support for two external databases, HStreamDB and Alibaba Cloud Tablestore.
The latest version added optional parameters, including client ID, client IP, username, topic, resource ID, and rule ID, for users to filter and search, so as to locate errors and solve problems more accurately and quickly.
EMQX Cloud has recently supported two more external Auth&ACL methods, Redis and JWT. Users now have more choices to achieve more secure and fast access to massive devices flexibly.
We will use Redis as the authentication data source storage database, explain how to connect to EMQX Cloud, and realize one-computer-one-secret authentication at the client-side.
This article will introduce how to use the EMQX Cloud data integration feature to bridge data to AWS IoT through the public network so that you can easily use the AWS service to build IoT applications.
In May, EMQX 5.0.0-rc.3 and rc.4 were consecutively released. The updated versions now provide additional support for jq syntax to the rule engine, and a further adjusted and optimized Dashboard menu bar.
At present, EMQX Cloud supports deployment in the Asia Pacific (Singapore, Mumbai, Hong Kong, Taiwan), the US (Virginia, Oregon), and Europe (Ireland, Finland, and Frankfurt).
In April, the EMQX team released many maintenance versions of 4.x, which brought a number of new features on the basis of further improved stability.
Recently, EMQX Cloud officially supports the establishment of a secure and stable private connection to AWS services via AWS PrivateLink.