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Getting Started with the Mosquitto MQTT Broker (with SSL/TLS)

In this video, we show how to configure and use Mosquitto, one of the most widely adopted open-source MQTT brokers. Mosquitto is lightweight, easy to install, and maintained by the Eclipse Foundation. While it doesn’t include dashboards or databases like full-featured IoT platforms, it provides a solid, minimal broker that you can extend however you like, which is perfect for prototyping or building a self-hosted IoT system from scratch. Because it’s small and reliable, Mosquitto is a great option for developers running local servers, lab setups, or containerized deployments. You can find a written guide with the commands I used in the video here: https://shawnhymel.com/3085/how-to-us... MQTT has become one of the most popular protocols in IoT because it’s lightweight, reliable, and designed for devices that need to send small messages efficiently. Whether you're collecting sensor data, controlling smart devices, or building a distributed embedded system, MQTT’s publish/subscribe model makes it easy to scale and keeps network usage low. It’s also simple enough to run on microcontrollers, which makes it ideal for embedded developers who want to connect devices without the overhead of heavier protocols. You can watch my previous video to learn more about MQTT:    • What is MQTT?   This tutorial walks you step-by-step through installing Mosquitto inside a fresh Debian container, enabling username/password authentication, generating self-signed TLS certificates, and configuring the broker for secure, encrypted MQTT communication. We finish by testing the setup using both the Mosquitto CLI tools and the MQTTX GUI client. If you’re learning MQTT, building an IoT platform, or just want to understand how secure MQTT communication works end-to-end, this video will get you up and running quickly. 0:00 Intro 1:00 IoT with ESP32 and ESP-IDF Course 1:50 Build and configure Docker image 3:32 Install and configure Mosquitto 8:30 Run and test Mosquitto 11:56 Self sign X.509 certificate 23:30 Configure Mosquitto with TLS 25:07 Run and test Mosquitto with TLS 27:49 How to connect MQTTX to the Mosquitto broker with TLS 34:13 Conclusion