- Added dark mode
- Streamlined broker service
- Upgraded to MQTTNet 4.3.7
- Added IIS compatibility
- Removed port configuration as that is managed by IIS
- Added file logging (https://github.com/adams85/filelogger)
- Added further telemetry to dashboard (application lifetime, disconnections, subscriptions, etc)
- Added QoS option to publish panel
- Fixed memory leak, max records can be configured on appsettings.json
- Added example REST endpoint for telemetry data export
A simple Server-side Application hosting a Mqtt Broker and Dashboard UI for real-time monitoring using ASP.NET Blazor Server to quickly build and test custom Mqtt infrastructure.
Access Dashboard UI in browser: http://localhost:5000, and use protocol "mqtt://" to access mqtt server (ex: mqtt://localhost:1883), a mqtt client such as MQTTX is recommended for debugging.
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Install Microsoft .NET SDK 6.0
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Clone Project from GitHub
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Start Host from CLI (in Project Root Folder)
$ dotnet run -
Access Dashboard UI in Browser: http://localhost:5000
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Install Docker Desktop
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Clone Project from GitHub
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Run as Docker Service (in Project Root Folder):
$ docker-compose up -d -
Access Dashboard UI in Browser: http://localhost:5000
Configure application pool normally as any .NET app.
The MQTT server will be acessible on the IP binding/hostname you configure on IIS with the MQTT port you configured on appsettings.json (ex: mqtt://localhost:1883).
Port configuration is stored in "HostConfig.json" and loaded at startup.
- Tcp Port: 1883 (regular Mqtt over Tcp)
- Http Port: 5000
All configuration is available on appsettings.json
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"/" Serves Dashboard UI
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"/GetConnectedClients" Example telemetry endpoint
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"/swagger"
- MQTTnet Mqtt Library that supports Mqtt over WebSockets
- MudBlazor Material Design UI Framework for Dashboard Web Frontend
- Json.NET Json Library to load/save Config File
- Karambolo.Extensions.Logging.File Lightweight implementation of the Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.ILoggerProvider interface for file logging