Easily set up MQTT on Home Assistant: Add-On or Self-Hosted? (Deep Dive How-To)

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How do you install an MQTT Broker? The video will also show you how to use Docker to self-host, as well as the Home Assistant add-on. I'll also go through a testing tool that I use to test my configurations in a variety of environments.

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0:00 Intro
1:45 Background
11:35 Self Hosted
23:07 Home Assistant
27:07 MQTT Explorer

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