IoT with AME: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 24: | Line 24: | ||
** Monitoring MQTT publications with [https://github.com/kamilfb/mqtt-spy MQTT-Spy] | ** Monitoring MQTT publications with [https://github.com/kamilfb/mqtt-spy MQTT-Spy] | ||
** Augmented MQTT broker for testing (IP, QoS, subscribed-to and published topics etc.), based on [https://github.com/andsel/moquette Moquette] | ** Augmented MQTT broker for testing (IP, QoS, subscribed-to and published topics etc.), based on [https://github.com/andsel/moquette Moquette] | ||
* Pitfalls | * [[Pitfalls]] | ||
** Fun with power LAN adapters (don't plug in your fridge) | ** Fun with power LAN adapters (don't plug in your fridge) | ||
** Returning pointers to method-scope variables | ** Returning pointers to method-scope variables | ||
Revision as of 12:57, 23 June 2017
IoT with AME - The Internet of things, with Arduino, MQTT, and ESP8266
Planned content
What would I like to write about?
- MQTT
- finite state machine of the protocol
- most simple application (QoS 0)
- encoding and decoding
- more sophistication (QoS 1, 2), limits of the Arduino environment (session keeping)
- The Stack
- HW stack: Arduino, ESP8266, additional hardware
- SW stack: PubSubClient, Client -adapter, ESP8266 or, alternatively, A_mqtt & AC_ESP8266
- SW problems (SoftwareSerial, memory use, bugs)
- HW problems (current spikes, general unreliability of the ESP)
- Logical organization
- MQTT-ID
- devices
- capabilities (reporting)
- topics
- Tools
- Pitfalls
- Fun with power LAN adapters (don't plug in your fridge)
- Returning pointers to method-scope variables
- Challenges
- Updating device code
- Updating device configuration (ie, MQTT/ WLAN)