Route and store MQTT messages anywhere with Eclipse Zenoh
summary
Zenoh provides an MQTT plugin that transparently bridges MQTT over a peer-to-peer, brokered or routed Zenoh mesh and stores messages to InfluxDB/RocksDB/MariaDB; it routes device→edge→cloud, bridges two MQTT domains across NAT using a single outgoing TCP, and exposes pub/sub via REST. Demo shows a Zigbee button → MQTT → Zenoh → DDS → ROS2 robot control working end-to-end. Reported performance includes 4 million msg/s on 100Gb hardware and 15 microsecond latency, and a Pico build runs on ESP32 with ~200KB.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 2:34Any topology
- 6:47Extensible
- 11:20Performance in microcontrollers
- 12:012 flavors
- 12:40Acts as a MQTT broker
- 14:10Use case: decentralised MQTT
- 15:36More use cases
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