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MQTT Store and Forward allows data to be buffered locally at a client when connections are down to the MQTT Server infrastructure and deliver that data when the connection is restored. This feature is critical in most applications because if we lose connection to the MQTT Server we will lose data if it is not buffered locally. When Store and Forward is enabled and the edge node detects a disconnect to the MQTT Server, tags will be stored locally in a history store. When the edge node can reconnect to the MQTT Server, it will publish any stored tags. The rate at which these stored tags are flushed from the history store is configurable to prevent any delays in the delivery of live data.

Determining the settings for the MQTT Transmission History Store requires understanding the unique system properties at each Edge Node.

These include the number of tags at the Edge Node and Device levels, the frequency at which these tags are changing, the required period for data storage and the RAM or disk based storage available on the Edge hardware.

Tip

Review the MQTT Transmission Transmitters and Tag Trees documentation for help in identifying your Edge Node(s) and Device(s).

If using UDTs, when determining the number of tags at the Edge Node and Device levels, you should include each member tag of a UDT in your count.



MQTT Transmission History Store requires the following parameters:

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