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Development and comparison of MQTT distributed algorithms for HiveMQ

Antonielli, 2019

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MQTT is one of the most popular protocols for IoT. Its operation consists of a central broker to which many clients are connected; the clients make requests and publish data through a publish/subscribe architecture. This system is clearly in antithesis with the Multi-Access …
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