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This release features crucial Faker.js updates, better diagnostic insights for disconnections and subscription issues, and new CLI and UI enhancements. It aims to simplify user workflows and enhance troubleshooting.

The latest version provides users with new features and enhancements to improve data collection, analysis, and management capabilities.

In this article, we will explore the notable improvements brought by version 5 (v5), comparing it with its predecessor, version 4 (v4).

EMQX Dedicated v5 will soon introduce Event History as a new feature, offering an out-of-the-box method to observe and analyze device behavior over time.

EMQ Technologies offers a seamless migration path to our robust EMQX Platform, ensuring that your operations remain uninterrupted.

This latest version introduces a host of new features and enhancements, including integration with Amazon S3 and RabbitMQ consumer, support for JSON Schema-based message validation in the rule engine, and more.

This article will guide you in understanding EMQX products and assist you in choosing a suitable alternative to the Standard plan.

We wish to inform you that effective March 30th, 2024, the EMQX Dedicated - Standard Plan is no longer be available.

This article will demonstrate how to define, publish, and receive Protobuf messages with MQTTX client.

This blog aims to demystify MQTT-SN, offering insights into its architecture, comparisons with MQTT, real-world applications, and practical implementation tips.

MQTTX 1.9.9 is now available with critical updates: improved connection events, CBOR data format support, customizable log levels for debugging, and enhanced UI flexibility.

This post covers the advantages and use cases of MongoDB with MQTT in IoT, including a demo of integrating MQTT data into MongoDB.