Despliegue de brókers MQTT virtualizados en Docker

Angel Ramón Coto Rodríguez

Authors

Angel Ramón Coto Rodríguez Joven Club de Computación y Electrónica - Artemisa

Keywords:

Docker, Internet of Things IoT, MQTT, Platform

Abstract

Advances in Information Technology and Communications infrastructures for the Internet of Things activate all sectors of contemporary society. The advantages that the applications developed on them introduce in the improvement of people's quality of life and in the process of economic growth make their use pertinent. Such is the case of MQTT brokers, which allow connecting small and medium-sized devices that, working autonomously, exchange messages to interpret physical parameters or control actions. These server software type applications are free, with friendly and flexible environments and are easy to install. In this article, a platform for the Internet of Things was designed using the EMQX broker and Docker as virtualization technology, these will be used in the deployment of solutions both in the cloud, as well as at the edge of the network or in local area networks. depending on the desired application. To achieve this objective, firstly, a detailed review was carried out on the main concepts and characteristics of the elements used, which allowed them to be analyzed, evaluated and chosen for the design of the platform, then connections were simulated and messages were sent over the entire platform.

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