Google has released a public beta version of its Cloud IoT MQTT platform, designed to help users manage internet of things devices and any corresponding data at scale. The Cloud IoT MQTT also offers operational data for analysis by services such as Cloud Dataflow or BigQuery that can lead to real-time adaptations for efficiency. The platform can manage “hundreds of millions” of devices from one location, and offers secure connectivity over HTTP and Core protocols. Users can register as many devices as necessary, paying only when these are connected and exchanging data with the MQTT. The first 250 MB per month are free.
Google has released a public beta version of its Cloud IoT Core platform, designed to help users manage internet of things devices and any corresponding data at scale. The Cloud IoT Core also offers operational data for analysis by services such as Cloud Dataflow or BigQuery that can lead to real-time adaptations for efficiency. The platform can manage “hundreds of millions” of devices from one location, and offers secure connectivity over HTTP and MQTT protocols. Users can register as many devices as necessary, paying only when these are connected and exchanging data with the Core. The first 250 MB per month are free.