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The document compares 15 criteria of popular messaging protocols - MQTT, CoAP, AMQP, and HTTP. MQTT was created in 1999 for publish/subscribe messaging with small messages over TCP. CoAP was created in 2010 for request/response messaging over UDP, with confirmable and non-confirmable messages. AMQP was created in 2003 for publish/subscribe or request/response messaging with negotiated message sizes over TCP. HTTP was created in 1997 for request/response with large, undefined message sizes over TCP.

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The document compares 15 criteria of popular messaging protocols - MQTT, CoAP, AMQP, and HTTP. MQTT was created in 1999 for publish/subscribe messaging with small messages over TCP. CoAP was created in 2010 for request/response messaging over UDP, with confirmable and non-confirmable messages. AMQP was created in 2003 for publish/subscribe or request/response messaging with negotiated message sizes over TCP. HTTP was created in 1997 for request/response with large, undefined message sizes over TCP.

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Criteria MQTT CoAP AMQP HTTP

1. Year 1999 2010 2003 1997


2. Architecture Client/Broker Client/Server or Client/Broker or Client/Server
Client/Broke
r Client/Server
3. Abstraction Publish/Subscribe Request/Response Publish/Subscribe or Request/Response
Request/Response
4. Header Size 2 Byte 4 Byte 8 Byte Undefined
5. Message Size Small and Undefined (up Small Negotiable and Undefined Large and Undefined
to 256 MB maximum and (depends on the
Undefined
(normally small to fit in
size) single IP datagram) web server or the
programming technology)
6. Semantics/ Connect, Disconnect, Get, Post, Put, Delete Consume, Deliver, Pub- Get, Post, Head, Put,
Methods Publish, Subscribe, lish, Get, Select, Ack, Patch, Options, Connect,
Unsubscribe, Close Delete, Nack, Recover, Delete
Reject, Open, Close
7. Cache and Proxy Partial Yes Yes Yes
Support
8. Quality of QoS 0 - At most once Confirmable Message Settle Format (similar to Limited (via Transport
Service (QoS)/ (Fire-and-Forget), (similar to At most once) At most once) or Protocol - TCP)
Reliability QoS 1 - At least once, or Non-confirmable Unsettle Format (similar
Messag
QoS 2 - Exactly once e (similar to At to At least once)
least once)
9. Standards OASIS, Eclipse Founda- IETF, Eclipse Foundation OASIS, ISO/IEC IETF and W3C
tions
10. Transport TCP (MQTT-SN can use UDP TCP TCP
Protocol UDP)
11. Security TLS/SSL DTLS, IPSec TLS/SSL, IPSec TLS/SSL
12. Default Port 1883/ 8883 (TLS/SSL) 5683 (UDP Port)/ 5684 5671 (TLS/SSL), 5672 80/ 443 (TLS/SSL)
(DLTS)
13. Encoding Binary Binary Binary Text
Format
14. Licensing Open Source Open Source Open Source Free
Model
Globa We
15. Organisational IBM, Facebook, Large Web Community Microsoft , JP Morgan, l b Protocol
Support Eurotech, Cisco, Red Support, Cisco, Contiki, Bank of America, Bar- Standard
Hat, Software AG, Tibco, Erika, IoTivity clays, Goldman Sachs,
ITSO, M2Mi, Amazon Credit Suisse
Web Services (AWS),
InduSoft, Fiorano

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