MQTT Single Client vs Multiple Client
Right now, we are designing and MQTT based application which deals with iot devices.
We have the main device which connect with all other IOT devices. and any message publishes from the main device will receive by MQTT client app.
We have multiple main devices,
my question is do I need to create multiple MQTT clients each per the main device of a single client for all main devices.
if I go with a single client then if it fails, it will reconnect but facing a loss of data.
suppose if I go with multiple clients, then if it fails it only affect on one main device but I am afraid that multiple client may consume lots of memory. when a number of main devices growing will take a lot of memory. also, need to maintained (prevent) client from being garbage collected.
any recommendations and any advice on this.
java mqtt iot mosquitto paho
asked Nov 23 at 8:41
Himesh goswami
638315
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Right now, we are designing and MQTT based application which deals with iot devices.
We have the main device which connect with all other IOT devices. and any message publishes from the main device will receive by MQTT client app.
We have multiple main devices,
my question is do I need to create multiple MQTT clients each per the main device of a single client for all main devices.
if I go with a single client then if it fails, it will reconnect but facing a loss of data.
suppose if I go with multiple clients, then if it fails it only affect on one main device but I am afraid that multiple client may consume lots of memory. when a number of main devices growing will take a lot of memory. also, need to maintained (prevent) client from being garbage collected.
any recommendations and any advice on this.
java mqtt iot mosquitto paho
asked Nov 23 at 8:41
Himesh goswami
638315
Where does the MQTT server reside?
– uhs
Nov 23 at 8:46
Can you explain in more detail where these clients will be running. It sounds like you are planning on running a client for each device on the backend?
– hardillb
Nov 23 at 9:17
@Uhs MQTT Broker will be a separate server which takes and give a message to other clients, java MQTT client will connect with microservice and put data in to database
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:42
@hardillb basically it will be one microservice which create java mqtt client per user.
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:44
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Right now, we are designing and MQTT based application which deals with iot devices.
We have the main device which connect with all other IOT devices. and any message publishes from the main device will receive by MQTT client app.
We have multiple main devices,
my question is do I need to create multiple MQTT clients each per the main device of a single client for all main devices.
if I go with a single client then if it fails, it will reconnect but facing a loss of data.
suppose if I go with multiple clients, then if it fails it only affect on one main device but I am afraid that multiple client may consume lots of memory. when a number of main devices growing will take a lot of memory. also, need to maintained (prevent) client from being garbage collected.
any recommendations and any advice on this.
java mqtt iot mosquitto paho
asked Nov 23 at 8:41
Himesh goswami
638315
Right now, we are designing and MQTT based application which deals with iot devices.
We have the main device which connect with all other IOT devices. and any message publishes from the main device will receive by MQTT client app.
We have multiple main devices,
my question is do I need to create multiple MQTT clients each per the main device of a single client for all main devices.
if I go with a single client then if it fails, it will reconnect but facing a loss of data.
suppose if I go with multiple clients, then if it fails it only affect on one main device but I am afraid that multiple client may consume lots of memory. when a number of main devices growing will take a lot of memory. also, need to maintained (prevent) client from being garbage collected.
any recommendations and any advice on this.
java mqtt iot mosquitto paho
java mqtt iot mosquitto paho
asked Nov 23 at 8:41
Himesh goswami
638315
asked Nov 23 at 8:41
Himesh goswami
638315
asked Nov 23 at 8:41
Himesh goswami
638315
asked Nov 23 at 8:41
Himesh goswami
638315
asked Nov 23 at 8:41
Himesh goswami
638315
638315
Where does the MQTT server reside?
– uhs
Nov 23 at 8:46
Can you explain in more detail where these clients will be running. It sounds like you are planning on running a client for each device on the backend?
– hardillb
Nov 23 at 9:17
@Uhs MQTT Broker will be a separate server which takes and give a message to other clients, java MQTT client will connect with microservice and put data in to database
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:42
@hardillb basically it will be one microservice which create java mqtt client per user.
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:44
add a comment |
Where does the MQTT server reside?
– uhs
Nov 23 at 8:46
Can you explain in more detail where these clients will be running. It sounds like you are planning on running a client for each device on the backend?
– hardillb
Nov 23 at 9:17
@Uhs MQTT Broker will be a separate server which takes and give a message to other clients, java MQTT client will connect with microservice and put data in to database
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:42
@hardillb basically it will be one microservice which create java mqtt client per user.
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:44
Where does the MQTT server reside?
– uhs
Nov 23 at 8:46
Where does the MQTT server reside?
– uhs
Nov 23 at 8:46
Can you explain in more detail where these clients will be running. It sounds like you are planning on running a client for each device on the backend?
– hardillb
Nov 23 at 9:17
Can you explain in more detail where these clients will be running. It sounds like you are planning on running a client for each device on the backend?
– hardillb
Nov 23 at 9:17
@Uhs MQTT Broker will be a separate server which takes and give a message to other clients, java MQTT client will connect with microservice and put data in to database
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:42
@Uhs MQTT Broker will be a separate server which takes and give a message to other clients, java MQTT client will connect with microservice and put data in to database
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:42
@hardillb basically it will be one microservice which create java mqtt client per user.
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:44
@hardillb basically it will be one microservice which create java mqtt client per user.
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:44
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Where does the MQTT server reside?
– uhs
Nov 23 at 8:46
Can you explain in more detail where these clients will be running. It sounds like you are planning on running a client for each device on the backend?
– hardillb
Nov 23 at 9:17
@Uhs MQTT Broker will be a separate server which takes and give a message to other clients, java MQTT client will connect with microservice and put data in to database
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:42
@hardillb basically it will be one microservice which create java mqtt client per user.
– Himesh goswami
Nov 23 at 9:44