MQTT ESP Home SERVER and many clients for home automation

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over 6 years ago

$10-30 USD

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Hello, I need a good and cheap MQTT ESP8266 project with one main SERVER that will be a ESP8266 module connected at home router, so from this main esp8266 main server I can control all home client modules. The reason is that I have a web-server home based automation system but for remote access to all my web-server modules I need to open a separate PORT on my home ROUTER . This is not good because if I want to control 10 web-server, then I need to open 10 ports on Port-forwarding on my router. So maybe If I migrate to MQTT might help me out! My budget to start is $100, so do not apply or contact me if you cannot do for $100. (I do not want to waste your time). Please contact me to chat for more details about project and cost as well

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@ranjitbhinge

Hi, I would suggest using a cloud based MQTT Broker that all the ESP nodes connect to over MQTT. I will help you set up this Broker on a Cloud Service and provide you a working ESP8266 sketch with a tutorial for you to start using it. I will also provide a sketch template that you can use to flash all your ESP nodes. I built a Home Automation System on a similar architecture and we had good results. I am an Arduino+ESP8266 expert and have built 10 products using these tools at least at the prototyping/PoC stage. I would love to help you build these ESP based nodes. Please check out my portfolio at [login to view URL]

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@Asad257

suggestion: Use raspbery pi as server ....

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@cristhianmusada

Good Day! I have been doing arduino projects for the last 5 years which would also include using the ESP8266 where I was able to use it with our thesis, which was to transfer an audio file to other ESP8266. Hope to hear from you soon! Cheers!

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