I have a raspberry pi in a remote location which publishes mqtt messages via hivemq. I can read these messages with node-red by using the mqtt in node in combination with the url for my cluster.
I now want to read the mqtt messages in my aws account. The things network supports this, but I cannot see how to do it in the hivemq documentation. I would be very grateful if someone could explain how to do it.
TIA
Hello @mczakk
Welcome to HiveMQ Community Forum. Glad to see you are taking interest in MQTT and HiveMQ.
Can you please elaborate on what you mean by reading mqtt messages in AWS account?
Kind regards,
Sheetal
Hi @SShet ,
I’m afraid this will be a bit of a long-winded reply!
I have inherited a data collection network using LoRaWAN sensors in a forest.
At present the data comes in three streams, all collected on a raspberry pi using node-red.
One stream is sent through IoT to The Things network, which I have successfully integrated with aws.
Another stream is collected from a third party API using an aws lambda rule.
The final piece of the jigsaw is a Bresser 5-in-1 weather station, it’s data is collected by a raspberry pi running rtl_433 to sniff the data from the Bresser and publish as mqtt using mosquitto.
The node-red mqtt in node uses a hivemq url to subscribe to the messages.
I want to use aws to subscribe to these mqtt messages.
So my question is, how do I do this!