Hello,

I'm new here and I'm working on an IoT issue where I'm wondering if Artemis and 
federated queue could help. I'm learning the software in the same time I'm 
trying to achieve something, so I would like to have your opinion on this: will 
it work? Is it a good idea? And do you have sample config / blog post to 
recommend to learn to achieve that?

The idea: IoT devices with some computing capability running local needed 
services as well as an Artemis local instance, with upstream set a Cloud 
located one.

Configuration in bidirectional to allow both Cloud to pass commands to IoT and 
IoT to report feedback to Cloud.

Goal of Artemis here in the IoT as federated layer (and not directly IoT 
service connected to the cloud one) would be to provide some sort of caching 
capabilities which would allow the local service to not have to handle 
disconnected state. Local service will still be able to publish to local 
Artemis and read what was lastly make available before a connectivity cut. And 
when the Internet recovers, the federation (if I understand it well) should 
resume bidirectional transfer of feedback and orders.

Does that make sense for you? Is it a good usage of the solution that has some 
chance to reliably works?

If so do you have any recommendations for the implementation or any blog post / 
conference I should look at to learn this?

Cheers
Yoann

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