EMQX v5.0 has been verified in test scenarios to scale to 100 million concurrent device connections, which is a critically important milestone for IoT designers.

At present, EMQX Cloud supports deployment in the Asia Pacific (Singapore, Mumbai, Hong Kong, Taiwan), the US (Virginia, Oregon), and Europe (Ireland, Finland, and Frankfurt).

This post will spotlight some of the EMQX MQTT broker features we've released through the Dashboard UI.

As a MQTT broker admin, you may often want to know which clients are the slowest. We have a nice ‘top’ view for you.

EMQX Enterprise v4.3.0 adds support for dynamic expansion of Kafka partitions and a more flexible way of sending MQTT messages through Kafka.

EMQX Enterprise v4.2.3 adds the ability to access the IoV GB/T32960 protocol. This article will introduce how EMQX can access GB/T32960 protocol devices.

EMQX enterprise 4.2.2 improves the usability of the LwM2M protocol. The rules engine can choose synchronous/asynchronous method to store data. Some resources provide batch enable switches.