The Eclipse Paho project provides production-grade MQTT clients for many years. A wide number of implementations are available in many languages, especially in Java and C.
In this session, I will introduce MicroPaho, a new implementation written in Java for resource-constrained embedded devices. I will explain why MicroPaho was created and the general philosophy that guided its development "Optimized for Size". Also you will learn how it takes the best from existing Eclipse Paho Java and Embedded C implementations.
This session will end up with a live demo connecting AWS IoT Core using MicroPaho.
Objective of the presentation:
Inform the Eclipse (Paho) community that a new MQTT client implementation is available.
Get feedback and/or potential interest to go towards moving the project as a new Eclipse Paho implementation.
Attendee pre-requisites - If none, enter "N/A":
Basic knowledge of MQTT protocol
