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IOT Protocolsdevops~10 mins

HTTP vs MQTT trade-offs in IOT Protocols - Interactive Practice

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Practice - 5 Tasks
Answer the questions below
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easy

Complete the code to show which protocol is typically more lightweight for IoT devices.

IOT Protocols
protocol = "[1]"  # More lightweight protocol for IoT
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AHTTP
BSMTP
CFTP
DMQTT
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Common Mistakes
Choosing HTTP because it is more common on the web.
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medium

Complete the code to select the protocol that uses a publish-subscribe model.

IOT Protocols
communication_model = "[1]"  # Model used by MQTT
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AClient-server
BPeer-to-peer
CPublish-subscribe
DBroadcast
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Common Mistakes
Confusing client-server with publish-subscribe.
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hard

Fix the error in the statement about protocol reliability.

IOT Protocols
reliability = "[1]"  # Protocol with built-in message delivery guarantees
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AMQTT
BHTTP
CUDP
DFTP
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Common Mistakes
Choosing HTTP because it is reliable for web pages.
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hard

Fill both blanks to complete the comparison of protocol overhead and connection type.

IOT Protocols
protocol_overhead = "[1]"  # Lower overhead protocol
connection_type = "[2]"  # Protocol using persistent connections
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AMQTT
BHTTP
CPersistent
DStateless
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Common Mistakes
Mixing up stateless and persistent connection types.
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hard

Fill all three blanks to complete the dictionary comparing protocols by latency, security, and typical use case.

IOT Protocols
protocol_comparison = {
  "latency": "[1]",
  "security": "[2]",
  "use_case": "[3]"
}
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ALow
BHigh
CIoT messaging
DWeb browsing
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Common Mistakes
Confusing use cases or latency levels between protocols.