Tatsoft and HiveMQ
New Partnership and Product Offering
As your applications grow or you want the benefit and support of a scalable enterprise class MQTT Broker, our new product offering bundles multiple levels of HiveMQ’s MQTT Broker technology with Tatsoft FrameworX products
The Tatsoft HiveMQ product offering includes HiveMQ’s MQTT broker and it’s client-based messaging platform designed for the fast, efficient and reliable movement of data to and from connected IIoT devices. It uses the MQTT protocol for instant, bi-directional push of data between your device and your enterprise systems.
New Product includes a demo system
Now, you get a bundled Tatsoft HiveMQ subscription license with any Tatsoft product, from Edge to Unlimited, and get:
25 MQTT Clients included in Tatsoft FrameworX installation
Upgrade to multiple configurations:
HiveMQ Industrial Edge - Basic Edition
250 MQTT Clients
HiveMQ Industrial Edge - Premier Edition
1000 MQTT Clients
HiveMQ Professional Edition
Unlimited Clients
The integration with HiveMQ is the perfect solution for high performance and reliable deployment of IIOT solutions!
- Marc Taccolini, Founder and CTO
Join The Industrial Internet Of Things
Tatsoft’s FrameworX combined with HiveMQ is built to address some of the key technical challenges organizations face when building new Industrial Internet of Things applications, including:
- Building reliable and scalable business critical IIoT applications
- Fast data delivery to meet the expectations of end users for responsive IIoT products
- Lower cost of operation through efficient use of hardware, network and cloud resources
- Securely Integrating IIoT data into existing enterprise systems
- Connecting to Industrial Devices and Modeling your Data
Connect to your real-time devices!
In an IIoT world, connecting industrial devices from different vendors to backend applications is a major challenge. It requires a lot of engineering effort to connect these devices. Open IIoT communication protocol, like MQTT Sparkplug, can enable such systems to seamlessly exchange information with no programming at all. Even better, MQTT Sparkplug allows these systems to automatically discover each other.
Webinar: Designing an Edge to Cloud Architecture for IIoT
In this webinar, experts from Tatsoft and HiveMQ discussed the key components of a modern edge to cloud IIoT architecture, identified key challenges to its implementation, and demonstrated Tatsoft’s recent product release of FactoryWork and FactoryStudio, which includes support for MQTT and Sparkplug.
Tatsoft and HiveMQ Unified Namespace
Scalable MQTT Broker
Efficient Network Utilization
Reliable Data Delivery
Real-time Data Monitoring
Enterprise-grade security
100% MQTT Compliant
FAQ
MQTT is the standard protocol for messaging and data exchange for the Internet of Things. The protocol uses a publish/subscribe architecture. The technology provides a scalable and cost-effective way to connect devices over the Internet. It is able to deliver data over the Internet in near real-time and with guarantees of delivery. MQTT is designed for IoT devices – lightweight, which enables low-cost device communication.
MQTT follows the Publish/Subscribe paradigm. The sender (Publisher) and receiver (Subscribers) of messages communicate via so-called topics and are decoupled from each other. The connection between them is handled by the broker. The task of the broker is to filter all incoming messages and distribute them correctly to the subscribers. A client doesn’t have to pull the information it needs, the broker pushes the information to the client whenever something new is available.
An MQTT broker is at the heart of any MQTT deployment. Depending on the implementation, a broker can handle up to millions of concurrently connected MQTT clients. The broker is responsible for receiving all messages, filtering the messages, determining who is interested in each message, and sending the message to these subscribed clients.
MQTT is designed to allow very secure communication. As an application layer protocol it introduces extensive device authentication and authorization possibilities. The underlying TCP/IP transport protocol can add additional security via TLS encryption.