HiveMQ | Public Broker | MQTT Dashboard
HiveMQ
Broker
The MQTT Dashboard utilizes the HiveMQ MQTT broker. You can use any MQTT client or library to publish to the broker.Testing and usage is for free but please do not use it for sensitive information because everybody is allowed to subscribe to every topic, including wildcard. Feel free to play with MQTT and the HiveMQ broker. Please consider to add a reconnect logic to your client because we may update the underlying HiveMQ instance at any time, so we cannot promise 100% uptime.
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Getting Started
If you are new to MQTT and want to know how it works take a look at the MQTT Essentials which explains all the basics in a very digestable manner.You can use our MQTT Websocket client to publish and subscribte to the broker. A list of assorted MQTT client tools with tutorials about their features can be found in the MQTT Toolbox.
If you want to use MQTT in your software project you can take a look at the MQTT Client Library Encyclopedia, which contains a range of HowTos on MQTT client libraries for different programming languages.
Outgoing Messages
Incoming Messages
Subscriptions
Retained Messages
Bytes Read
Bytes Written
Queued Messages
MQTT Sessions
Clients
MQTT connection settings
Host: broker.hivemq.comTCP Port: 1883
Websocket Port: 8000
TLS TCP Port: 8883
TLS Websocket Port: 8884