This release takes MQTT a step further by adding native support for the A2A protocol over MQTT, enabling AI agents to register, discover, and collaborate directly through the broker without additional infrastructure.
In January, we are mainly focusing on Neuron2.0-alpha.2 which was released at the end of the month.
By the end of January, EMQX team managed to reach 100 million unique wildcard subscribers in a 22-nodes EMQX 5.0 cluster.
MQTT Topic Alias allows users to reduce the possibly long and repeatedly used topic name to a 2-byte integer, so as to reduce the bandwidth consumption when publishing messages.
In January, we have successively released two minor versions to continuously fix the problems reported by users and improve product stability and user experience.
This month, NanoMQ 0.5.9 was released. In addition to routine bug fixes, we have brought you an efficient and easy-to-use MQTT command-line toolkit.
MQTT X v1.7.2 release note: Shared subscriptions support topic color markers, add more ARM builds.
MQTT X v1.7.1 release note: Support MQTT 5.0 subscription Identifier, expose more MQTT 5.0 properties on display.
This article introduces the MQTT protocol and its advantages, and demonstrates the use of MQTT in Elixir.
We will introduce in detail the specific use of the new features of MQTT X v1.7.0, especially how to use MQTT X to test features of MQTT 5.0.
Recently, MQTT X v1.7.0 was officially released, from this version, MQTT X will further support many new features of MQTT 5.0.
In November, the NanoMQ team focused on adding MQTT support to NNG, and also fixing issues for NanoMQ.
In November, the Neuron team still focused on the development of v2.0, improved some features and unit tests, added overall functional tests, and fixed the bugs found in the tests.