CloudMQTT

CloudMQTT, developed by 84codes, is a hosted message broker specifically designed for Internet of Things (IoT) messaging. According to the vendor, it serves as a solution for facilitating communication between low power sensors, mobile devices, and microcontrollers like Arduino. With its versatile features and user-friendly interface, CloudMQTT caters to companies of all sizes, from small startups to large enterprises. It is targeted towards professionals in the IoT development, software engineering, data science, hardware engineering, and smart home industries.

Key Features

Hosted message broker: According to the vendor, CloudMQTT automates the setup and operation of a hosted mosquitto message broker. It manages server maintenance and monitoring, allowing users to concentrate on product development.

IoT messaging: CloudMQTT is specifically designed for IoT messaging, enabling seamless communication between low power sensors, mobile devices, and microcontrollers like Arduino, as claimed by the vendor.

Machine-to-machine: According to the vendor, CloudMQTT utilizes MQTT, a lightweight messaging protocol ideally suited for machine-to-machine communication. It is tailored for embedded systems, sensors, and mobile applications.

Reliable messaging: The vendor states that CloudMQTT ensures reliable messaging for IoT applications by supporting MQTT's strong delivery guarantees, including fire-and-forget, at-least-once, and exactly-once modes.

Websocket: According to the vendor, CloudMQTT offers a Websocket client that allows users to view messages pushed from devices to the browser or publish messages from the browser to devices. This feature facilitates testing, debugging, and real-time monitoring of IoT devices.

Amazon Kinesis: CloudMQTT seamlessly integrates with Amazon Kinesis, a service for processing large data streams and performing real-time analytics, as claimed by the vendor. This integration enables users to leverage the power of Kinesis for advanced data analysis.

Invite your Team: According to the vendor, CloudMQTT allows users to invite co-workers and manage separate accounts while sharing the same set of instances. Users have control over notifications and billing arrangements.

Bridges: CloudMQTT supports bridges, enabling one MQTT broker to connect to another MQTT broker. According to the vendor, this feature enhances scalability and reliability by facilitating the setup of high availability (HA) clusters.