Hi,
I have seen folks post screenshot of MQTT broker UI but I have tried all ports (1883, 1884, 8883, 8884) on the IP address of the machine running MQTT Broker Mosquito that was installed from Hassio Add-on tab.
I am just curious if there is a way to access MQTT webUI, I am using more of it in my integrations and curious to learn more.
Thanks!
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Are you sure you didn’t see people using the Configurator?
Or is this what you mean - can’t recommend it enough…
It’s a client app not a web interface though.
Or are you referring to the UI of the MQTT Addon?
@fanuch - no it is not configurator, my problem is that I am finding myself using more MQTT in integrations and no nothing about the topic, it is on my list to get acquainted with MQTT.
@xAPPO thanks the link seems like a nice resource, just what I needed 
I haven’t seen that tool before.
Thanks for sharing!
I am familiar with the UI of MQTT Addon but seems like there are many MQTT clients available. I just installed MQTT Explorer that @xAPPO recommended and really liking it…seems pretty handy tool! Seems like a good learning tool as well.
I just use mosquitto_sub and mosquitto_pub, but I agree that there are lots of good gui tools.
A MQTT question to the esteemed panel:
I am running my own Mosquitto broker on a Pi, working towards integrating the NodeJS Poolcontroller 6.1.1 with HA via MQTT. I’m currently working with the developers to debug an socket issue (discussion here if interested), however it’s something else that I’m pondering:
To rule out any issues on the broker side, I installed the Supervisor MQTT broker add-on on HA in parallel with the one I’ve got running on the Pi. My HA deployment is running in a Hyper-V on a fast host machine.
I would like to hear other’s experience, as to which platform works best in terms of performance and stability? A MQTT broker running stand-alone on the Pi or using the HA Mosquitto broker addon instead?