Content by Connected-Seth (3)

Connected-Seth explains how Azure Event Grid MQTT Broker supports common IoT messaging patterns and highlights four features—retain messages, shared subscriptions, HTTP publish, and subscription identifiers—that reduce client complexity and make it easier to scale device telemetry and command workflows.

Connected-Seth shares March 2026 updates for Azure Event Grid MQTT Broker, covering protocol support (MQTT v3.1.1/v5, HTTP publish), security options (Entra ID/OAuth JWT, X.509, webhook auth, TLS 1.2+), scaling characteristics, and native routing into Azure services like Fabric Eventstreams, Azure Data Explorer, Event Hubs, Functions, and Logic Apps.

Connected-Seth explores Azure Event Grid's latest advancements, such as stronger MQTT security, broad event integration, and Sparkplug B support for smart factories, offering secure and scalable event-driven architectures on Azure.