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Using the AWS IoT SDK with ALPN extensions to connect over MQTTS on port 443
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const client = require('aws-iot-device-sdk'); | |
// The options object to provision the MQTT client with. | |
// Update values between chevrons with the appropriate values. | |
const opts = { | |
host: "<aws-iot-endpoint>", | |
keyPath: "<path-to-private-key>", | |
certPath: "<path-to-device-certificate>", | |
caPath: "<path-to-root-ca>", | |
// We are specifying that we want to connect on the | |
// port 443 of the AWS IoT Core broker. | |
port: 443, | |
// Enables the `x-amzn-mqtt-ca` protocol on the TLS connection. | |
ALPNProtocols: ["x-amzn-mqtt-ca"] | |
}; | |
// Initiating the connection. | |
const mqttClient = client.device(opts); | |
// Listening for a connection event. | |
mqttClient.on('connect', () => console.log(`[+] Successfully connected to AWS IoT over the port ${opts.port}!`)); | |
// Listening for an error event. | |
mqttClient.on('error', (err) => console.error('[!] An error occured during the connection', err)); |
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