MQTTKafkaBridge
Bridge which consumes MQTT messages and republishes them on Kafka on the same topic. Kafka does not support '/' as the topic name.
Usage
$ java -jar Bridge.jar [options...]
Where options are:
--help (-h) : Show help
--id VAL : MQTT Client ID
--topics VAL : MQTT topic filters (comma-separated)
--uri VAL : MQTT Server URI
--zk VAL : Zookeeper connect string
If you don't specify any command-line options, it uses the following defaults:
id: mqttKafkaBridge
topics: '#' (all topics)
uri: tcp://localhost:1883
zk: localhost:2181
Note: you can't run more than one bridge using the default settings, since two clients cannot connect to the same MQTT server with the same client ID. Additionally, you will get multiple messages published to Kafka for each message published to MQTT. If you wish to run multiple instances, you'll need to divide up the topics among the instances, and make sure to give them different IDs.
Logging
mqttKafkaBridge uses log4j for logging, as do the Paho and Kafka libraries it uses. There is a default log4j.properties file packaged with the jar which simply prints all messages of level INFO or greater to the console. If you want to customize logging, simply create your own log4j.properties file, and start up mqttKafkaBridge as follows:
$ java -Dlog4j.configuration=file:///path/to/log4j.properties -jar mqttKafkaBridge.jar [options...]
Binary
You can directly run the binary Bridge.jar which is available under Binary Folder. The binary build using Java Runtime 1.7.