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Are MQTT Brokers able to retain/cache some data for a certain amount of time and then send to the subscribers?


How can I set up main and failover MQTT subscribers for a job queue with AWS IoT?Traffic Shaping and MQTTMQTT: Can a subscriber send data to a producer asynchronously?Are there standardized MQTT topics?How to add payload to a posted MQTT topic?Can mosquitto publish the IP of clients?MQTT always connected and 4G data loadAre there MQTT servers which allow for message log and retained messages TTL?Adding Metadata within MQTT client in order to be available for querying in InfluxDBAlternatives to MQTT for local / remote bridging













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I currently have a Mosquitto MQTT Broker on which some IoT Nodes publish their information on a specific topic. I have an instance of Telegraf from InfluxData running that subscribes to this topic and stores the information into InfluxDB.



Requirements:



I understand that the information once published on a topic will be sent out immediately to the subscriber from the Broker. I am looking for a retention or caching mechanism in MQTT Broker which can wait till there are X number of datapoints on the topic that are published and then sent to the Subscriber.



Is there such a mechanism that exists in standard MQTT Brokers or does this go beyond the MQTT Standard?










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    I currently have a Mosquitto MQTT Broker on which some IoT Nodes publish their information on a specific topic. I have an instance of Telegraf from InfluxData running that subscribes to this topic and stores the information into InfluxDB.



    Requirements:



    I understand that the information once published on a topic will be sent out immediately to the subscriber from the Broker. I am looking for a retention or caching mechanism in MQTT Broker which can wait till there are X number of datapoints on the topic that are published and then sent to the Subscriber.



    Is there such a mechanism that exists in standard MQTT Brokers or does this go beyond the MQTT Standard?










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      I currently have a Mosquitto MQTT Broker on which some IoT Nodes publish their information on a specific topic. I have an instance of Telegraf from InfluxData running that subscribes to this topic and stores the information into InfluxDB.



      Requirements:



      I understand that the information once published on a topic will be sent out immediately to the subscriber from the Broker. I am looking for a retention or caching mechanism in MQTT Broker which can wait till there are X number of datapoints on the topic that are published and then sent to the Subscriber.



      Is there such a mechanism that exists in standard MQTT Brokers or does this go beyond the MQTT Standard?










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      I currently have a Mosquitto MQTT Broker on which some IoT Nodes publish their information on a specific topic. I have an instance of Telegraf from InfluxData running that subscribes to this topic and stores the information into InfluxDB.



      Requirements:



      I understand that the information once published on a topic will be sent out immediately to the subscriber from the Broker. I am looking for a retention or caching mechanism in MQTT Broker which can wait till there are X number of datapoints on the topic that are published and then sent to the Subscriber.



      Is there such a mechanism that exists in standard MQTT Brokers or does this go beyond the MQTT Standard?







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          No, this is not possible with a MQTT broker.



          There are 2 situations where a broker will cache a message on a given topic.



          1. When a message is published with the retained bit set. This message will be stored and delivered to any client that subscribed to a matching topic before any new messages. This is a single message per topic and a new message with the retained bit will replace any current message.


          2. If a client has a persistent subscription and is offline, the broker will queue all messages sent while it is offline to deliver when it reconnects (unless it sets the cleanSession bit to true in it's connection packet)


          The only way to achieve what you describe is to have another client batch up the messages and publish the collection on a different topic






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            No, this is not possible with a MQTT broker.



            There are 2 situations where a broker will cache a message on a given topic.



            1. When a message is published with the retained bit set. This message will be stored and delivered to any client that subscribed to a matching topic before any new messages. This is a single message per topic and a new message with the retained bit will replace any current message.


            2. If a client has a persistent subscription and is offline, the broker will queue all messages sent while it is offline to deliver when it reconnects (unless it sets the cleanSession bit to true in it's connection packet)


            The only way to achieve what you describe is to have another client batch up the messages and publish the collection on a different topic






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              No, this is not possible with a MQTT broker.



              There are 2 situations where a broker will cache a message on a given topic.



              1. When a message is published with the retained bit set. This message will be stored and delivered to any client that subscribed to a matching topic before any new messages. This is a single message per topic and a new message with the retained bit will replace any current message.


              2. If a client has a persistent subscription and is offline, the broker will queue all messages sent while it is offline to deliver when it reconnects (unless it sets the cleanSession bit to true in it's connection packet)


              The only way to achieve what you describe is to have another client batch up the messages and publish the collection on a different topic






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                No, this is not possible with a MQTT broker.



                There are 2 situations where a broker will cache a message on a given topic.



                1. When a message is published with the retained bit set. This message will be stored and delivered to any client that subscribed to a matching topic before any new messages. This is a single message per topic and a new message with the retained bit will replace any current message.


                2. If a client has a persistent subscription and is offline, the broker will queue all messages sent while it is offline to deliver when it reconnects (unless it sets the cleanSession bit to true in it's connection packet)


                The only way to achieve what you describe is to have another client batch up the messages and publish the collection on a different topic






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                No, this is not possible with a MQTT broker.



                There are 2 situations where a broker will cache a message on a given topic.



                1. When a message is published with the retained bit set. This message will be stored and delivered to any client that subscribed to a matching topic before any new messages. This is a single message per topic and a new message with the retained bit will replace any current message.


                2. If a client has a persistent subscription and is offline, the broker will queue all messages sent while it is offline to deliver when it reconnects (unless it sets the cleanSession bit to true in it's connection packet)


                The only way to achieve what you describe is to have another client batch up the messages and publish the collection on a different topic







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