MQTT Transmission History Store - Rolling History Buffer

When a Transmitter is configured to use an MQTT Transmission History Store, data is written to the History Store once MQTT Transmission has determined that there is a connection failure which can be up to 1.5 times the configured keep alive. As such any data published during this time can be lost.

In order to cover data loss during a keep alive timeout scenario, the MQTT Transmission History Store includes a Rolling History Buffer that can be configured in the Advanced Properties configuration section. When the Rolling History Buffer is enabled, all tag changes will be written to the History Store regardless of connection status.

• Enable Rolling History Buffer
  • Enable the Rolling History Buffer to store data in a rolling buffer to cover data loss in a keep alive timeout scenario
• Rolling History Prune Interval
  • Interval at which to attempt to prune the rolling history buffer in seconds
• Rolling History Max Age
  • The maximum age allowed of the data in the rolling history buffer in seconds
• Rolling History Prune Quantity
  • Removed in release 4.0.19
  • All data older than the Max Age will be pruned at each prune interval.