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This video is a tutorial on how to install mosquitto mqtt broker in docker!
Here are a few links to get you started....
hub.docker.com/_/eclipse-mosq...
github.com/eclipse/mosquitto
(0:00) Intro
(1:56) Start by creating local volume on the docker host..
mkdir mosquitto
(2:33) Now we are ready to install mosquitto in a docker container.
sudo vi docker-compose.yaml
mqtt:
container_name: mqtt
image: eclipse-mosquitto
restart: always
volumes:
- /home/adrian/mosquitto/config: /mosquitto/config
- /home/adrian/mosquitto/data: /mosquitto/data
- /home/adrian/mosquitto/log: /mosquitto/log
ports:
- 1883:1883
- 9001:9001
Onces thats done, save the file and...
sudo docker-compose up -d
Now we are ready to get the config file from eclipse-mosquitto repo...
sudo git clone github.com/eclipse/mosquitto,git eclipse-mosquitto
cd eclipse-mosquitto
sudo mv mosquitto.conf ../mosquitto/config
Once all that is done, jump over to portainer and reboot the mqtt container.
(6:22) Now we are ready to create a username and password for mosquitto.
sudo docker exec -it mqtt sh
mosquitto_passwd -c /mosquitto/config/pwfile hass
(7:36) Lastly, we need to edit mosquitto.conf
sudo vi mosquitto.conf
password_file /mosquitto/config/pwfile
Save it and then jump over to restart the mqtt container for the changes to take.
Thats pretty much it.
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At first I wanted to install mosquitto via IOTStack, but with this tutorial I learned all the necessary steps myself. Thank you very much.
Great to hear!
Kept getting a "Error: Address not available" in my mqtt container log. Turns out that this error is related to some change in loopback interface in mqtt V2.0. To fix it you need to add "listener 1883" to your mosquitto.conf file.
Figured I'd post this for anyone having this newer issue when doing this tutorial.
Thanks again though! Works beautifully.
Yes thank you for the comment. I have had this on my list to create a new video since they updated mosquitto for that exact reason.
The same problem here!
I couldn't have set up MQTT on my NUC without your video! BurnsHA = HA Docker Champ!!!
Thank you for the comment, and thanks for the coffee as well, much appreciated!!
Hey, thank you! Was trying to run it straight from a container but I couldn't get it to use a port. You helped a lot!
awesome, glad to hear it!
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Thank you for the helpful content!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!
thanks, used for my iotstack, right to the point, thanks
Glad it helped!
If you're looking for more content request, an update to this video to have mqtt use a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate would probably be helpful to a lot of people.
ill add it to the list, thanks for the comment!
I came here as I'm interested in running my MQTT broker outside home assistant. I have a production and a developer Home Assistant instance and this makes it harder to run the MQTT broker in Home Assistant as I have to change say the Node-RED setup from one MQTT broker to another. So running the MQTT broker on it's on Linux (Fedora 36) instance seems a nice alternative. I see you're using Portainer in your video. Can I use the Home Assistant add-on even though this MQTT broker runs on another Linux server?
Did you manage to solve this? I think I have a similar problem
@@sarac.1069 Yes, I ended up spinning another Linux VM (KVM) for MQTT. This VM runs MQTT as Docker container. Now I can manage HA and MQTT separately
Nice Content. Is it possible to have a bridge cloud mqtt broker as well while running in docker
ill have to do some checking, I havent seen anything like that.
this is great - I am trying to deploy it on Google Run (Google Cloud) but having all sorts of issues. Would be great if you (or someone else) who has the skills can show how to do this ?
ill see what I can find out.
Thanks.
thanks for the comment!
if you search for mosquitto on the hub, there are other containers, too, which add this and that, same for other projects... do you suggest to stick with the official ones, always? thanks
it just depends. If you see another one that has feature you are interested in, give it a shot. The main thing to check, is to make sure that it is kept up to date.
I'm really struggling and I'm not sure why... I have docker running, and other images running ok, this is alluding me! My mqtt container won't start properly , it is constantly re-starting. I have tried doing it through docker-compose and have the same result as doing it manually. I reloaded my centos7 from scratch this morning hoping that would help, but it hasn't. I'm at a bit of a loss. the data, config and log folders were created automatically within my "mosquitto" folder in my home directory. I have run "chmod -R 777" on the mosquitto folder incase it was a permissions thing, but that doesn't seem to have helped either... Any ideas?
are you seeing anything in the logs for the mqtt docker container that might help?
Great tutorial. Only one problem for me. It keeps saying Client *** disconnected, not authorized. in the mqtt portainer log. My client is a tasmota device.
did you make sure the broker username and password were set correctly. thats the only thing I can think of that would be causing that error.
I find errors on the code of the description: after "config: data: log: " remove the space, and the github clone line, replace the comma for a dot
thanks for the comment
Followed instructions, great. However it keeps trying to run as user 1883 and I get no log output in Portainer.
Can see the log in mosquitto.log though
can you show me your config?
@@BurnsHA pastebin gACZGG4e Thanks
hey, thanks for the tutorial. I have sent accidently some retained flagged messages which I want to delete now. So how can I use things like
sudo systemctl stop mosquitto.service
?
I want to delete unwanted retained mqtt messages like in this example:
community.openhab.org/t/clearing-mqtt-retained-messages/58221
I don't know how to do that inside docker :(
have you checked in the mosquitto log file to see what is listed?
Just an FYI, your github link has a comma instead of a password.
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can this be scaled ?
by what means, what are you needing to do?
Hm. Not very clear if one does not use Home Assistant.
is there something I can help you with?
@@BurnsHA I installed docker and portainer... I have docker compose 1.25 installed as well, but not the yaml file that you mention. Is there a separate video on where that came from
@@matthewwildrick9643 - Hi, you create this file and add settings to it as you create containers. When you tell docker-create to start "docker-compose up -d" it reads the file and uses that to determine what to start. just ggogle it..
After i re-enter my password i get the message "killed" why ?
can you be more specific? are you talking about when you setup your password?
@@BurnsHA The same issue here. Anytime I run mosquitto_passwd -c or -U command it end up with message Killed and nothing happened. Only new empty pwdfile with tmp extension is created
Same issue here. Do you find the solution ?
@@FilipeGOMES - did you make sure you had a shell linked into the container?
I'm.teying to figure out of I need this
ok, tell me some more about your setup.
- /home/adrian/mosquitto/data: /mosquitto/data ----- please loose the space after :
this happens frequently here. any way you rock.
Also i assume we must do smt on home assistant side as well. what are these?
hometechhacker.com/mqtt-using-docker-and-home-assistant/#Configuring_Home_Assistant_for_MQTT
this page gives those
thanks for the comments!
@@BurnsHA Thanks for this. As others have said it would be great if you could update the text above to get rid of the spaces after the colon in the volumes section. I lost a lot of time looking at yaml errors until I figured that out.
@@jeffu.6207 try using visual studio code to edit the Yaml files and load a syntax checker ...( actually load the docker plugin) .. it'll save you a ton of wasted life
Hi thanks for the video! want to ask you from where can I open this file docker-compose.yaml could not find it !!
are you currently using docker-compose for your docker containers? If not, you will need to install docker-compose first
Hi, thank you for the video so far.
I always get the error message:
1625649353: Opening ipv4 listen socket on port 1883.
1625649353: Opening ipv6 listen socket on port 1883.
1625649353: Error: Address not available
1625649353: mosquitto version 2.0.11 running
Do you know, why the address is not asigned or how I can fix it?Thanks in advance!
can i see your config you are using for the docker container?
@@BurnsHA I think I've got it. Had to add listener 1883 in the mosquitto.conf