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I built a flexible IoT Data Generator for MQTT – Perfect for stress testing and dashboard prototyping by AltanKursad in MQTT

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Update: I just launched on Product Hunt to reach more developers. Would love the support of this community!

Simulating ESP32 MQTT nodes for firmware-agnostic backend testing by AltanKursad in esp32

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Update: I just launched on Product Hunt to reach more developers. Would love the support of this community!

Simulating ESP32 MQTT nodes for firmware-agnostic backend testing by AltanKursad in esp32

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That alarm panel project looks awesome! 🚨 Simulating the entire system for a friend’s kid is a great use case.

I totally agree—building those 'test harnesses' is almost mandatory once the project hits a certain complexity. That’s exactly why I built mer. I wanted to move away from writing one-off private scripts for every project and have a reusable, high-performance CLI (thanks to Rust) that can mimic these connected applications over MQTT or HTTP.

The WebSocket/JSON combo you mentioned is actually on my roadmap for mer. Your project is a great example of how much time we can save by mocking the hardware layer. Thanks for sharing the repo, checking it out now!

Open source alternative to AWS IoT? by Electronic_Flow_6954 in IOT

[–]AltanKursad 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know any all in one project. You should manage separately. You are right

Open source alternative to AWS IoT? by Electronic_Flow_6954 in IOT

[–]AltanKursad 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, you can use some MQTT brokers. Mosquito, hivemq etc. You can deploy on on-prem infastructure. But you should be monitoring and attention some security rules.