Blog: MQTT: The Frontrunner for Your UNS Broker Part - 1 #2687
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I haven't found any other image. How about using the one we are planning to use on the MQTT page?
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| Is MQTT truly the go-to option for your UNS broker, or are there better alternatives out there? As the IoT landscape evolves, it's worth questioning whether its lightweight design can meet the demands of complex systems. |
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Second sentence is to chatgpt for me.
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| The [Unified Namespace (UNS)](/blog/2023/12/introduction-to-unified-namespace/) (UNS) is a popular way to organize data from all components of your IoT environment in a centralized place, making it easy for different systems to talk to each other. It provides a real-time single source of truth, ensuring that all users have access to the same accurate information, which prevents confusion and data silos. |
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Is it IIoT in this case? User authorization isn't part of UNS, and the communication is mostly machine to machine?
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| The [Unified Namespace (UNS)](/blog/2023/12/introduction-to-unified-namespace/) (UNS) is a popular way to organize data from all components of your IoT environment in a centralized place, making it easy for different systems to talk to each other. It provides a real-time single source of truth, ensuring that all users have access to the same accurate information, which prevents confusion and data silos. | ||
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| Why do you need a protocol in the UNS? A robust communication protocol ensures seamless interactions among diverse devices and systems. It establishes standardized methods for data exchange, which helps maintain data integrity, enhances interoperability, and enables scalability across various applications. |
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| Why do you need a protocol in the UNS? A robust communication protocol ensures seamless interactions among diverse devices and systems. It establishes standardized methods for data exchange, which helps maintain data integrity, enhances interoperability, and enables scalability across various applications. | |
| Why do you need a communication protocol in the UNS? A robust communication protocol ensures seamless interactions among diverse devices and systems. It establishes standardized methods for data exchange, which helps maintain data integrity, enhances interoperability, and enables scalability across various applications. |
Again too chatGPT, please rewrite I'm full to explain the need for a broker without playing buzzword bingo.
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