Vertx.io and MQTT: Asynchronous in the Internet of Things

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Vert.x (vertx.io) is presented as a polyglot reactive JVM framework usable from Java, Groovy, Kotlin or JavaScript, bringing Haskell/Akka-like concepts to JVM developers. The talk covers using the vertx-mqtt library for IoT client and backend work with MQTT brokers such as HiveMQ, and explains how Vert.x’s built-in MQTT server can be used to test asynchronous MQTT interactions by running a real lightweight test server instead of relying on brittle mocks.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 3:05MQTT basics
3. 8:44Vert.x reactive Java
4. 16:29Event-based Vert.x
5. 21:13MQTT vs Vert.x in IoT
6. 24:29Vert.x and Eclipse Paho
7. 29:51Telekom use cases
8. 34:17Vert.x clustering
9. 36:28Vert.x deployment
10. 38:00Summary & Q&A

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