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Connect with your Devices

You can connect to MaQiaTTo Broker with below devices via provided sample codes.

  • For Linux based devices (Raspberry, Beagle Bone, Ubuntu etc.) click here.
  • For ESP32 with C SDK click here.
  • For ESP8266 with Arduino IDE click here.
  • For ESP8266 with Lua click here.
  • For ESP8266 with MicroPython click here.

  • Secure MQTT over SSL/TLS

    MaQiaTTo now supports secure MQTT connection over TLS. Here some keynotes that you should know before proceed:

  • Secure port is assigned as 3883 (MQTT over TLS) and 4883 (secure Websocket).
  • The broker uses a publicly trusted Let's Encrypt certificate for br5.maqiatto.com, so no custom CA file is needed: use your platform's default CA store.
  • TLS 1.2 or newer is required.

  • Connect with Mosquitto Command Line Pub/Sub Client

    Mosquitto connectivity could be done via client tools for Windows/Linux platforms.

  • Follow this this step by step guide on your console to pub/sub with your broker.
  • For secure MQTT connectivity over TLS, use the system CA store (e.g. "--capath /etc/ssl/certs") and change port number to 3883 with "-p 3883".

  • Connect with Websocket Clients

    MaQiaTTo broker enables MQTT connectivity via Websockets. So you can follow up MQTT Web clients for your tests.

  • MaQiaTTo provides a basic and functional MQTT over Websocket test page for your test and development requirements.
  • HiveMQ's MQTT over Websocket client is a proven client and you can test your broker by following these steps.
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