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@mworrell there's a few dimensions of this that I plan on exploring after the v3 stable milestone (this month), if you have a practical/real-world examples of what you're trying to accomplish it could help focus in on something sooner?
The challenges I've seen w/ MQTT on the client side are that it benefits simple use cases by moving complexity to the server and depending on a reliable/available service, whereas with something like CoAP you can do more ad-hoc but have to figure out more of the semantics yourself.
I'd like to figure out how to support the MQTT simple use cases but in a more distributed way, the hard part is it's a very different solution when dealing with a few dozen versus a few thousand entities :)
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bachp commentedon Mar 2, 2015
I was thinking about the same. :-)
Hashnames could easily map to path in MQTT and that would make a nice transport.
mworrell commentedon Mar 2, 2015
Any more information about this? We at Zotonic are looking into federation using MQTT. Combining it with telehash could be very interesting.
quartzjer commentedon Mar 2, 2015
@mworrell there's a few dimensions of this that I plan on exploring after the v3 stable milestone (this month), if you have a practical/real-world examples of what you're trying to accomplish it could help focus in on something sooner?
The challenges I've seen w/ MQTT on the client side are that it benefits simple use cases by moving complexity to the server and depending on a reliable/available service, whereas with something like CoAP you can do more ad-hoc but have to figure out more of the semantics yourself.
I'd like to figure out how to support the MQTT simple use cases but in a more distributed way, the hard part is it's a very different solution when dealing with a few dozen versus a few thousand entities :)