I in this lecture, I'm going to show you how to install an quiddity mosquito, Broca on your Raspberry
Pi, the information about the source code to download and basically other ways by which you can install
and quiddity mosquito on any computer is available on the Mosquito Doyce website for download, as you
can see here.
And there's a special page that addresses installation of mosquito on a respray pie, which is this
page right here.
Now, this page hasn't been updated for a few years now, and you don't really need to do all this work.
You don't have to update the repositories for packages and etc..
Here I am using the latest version of respin, which is the respin s and everything that you need basically
comes out of the box for mosquito.
So I'm going to put aside the Web page and go ahead to do the installation.
So I'm going to use the UPT who are used to be called up to get it's been simplified to just Apte and
then install.
Now there are two packages that mosquito is available in.
The first one is just mosquito, which is the Broca itself, and then the second one is mosquito.
Clients, which contains the publisher and the subscriber so that you can access the broker from the
command line on your Raspberry Pi itself.
So let's go ahead and install both of those packages just into this command and he'd enter.
And the mosquito broker is now installed, mosquito is now installed, and if everything went well,
it should also be running.
So to ensure that mosquito broker is running, just use the command so you X will show you the running
prosthesis and not to use grippe because it's a lot of them.
We can use Ghurayb to narrow down to exactly the one that we're looking for, which is mosquito.
And here it is.
You can see the mosquito is running and is using the mosquito can file for each configuration, can
have a look at this file in one of the upcoming lectures to also show you how you can add a bit of security
through usernames and passwords for the clients.
So now that we've got mosquito installed and running on the Raspberry Pi, let's move on to the next
lecture where we'll do some demonstration of subscribing and publishing to the Broca on the command
line and also using Makatea books, which is a graphical utility for working and interacting with and
quiddity BIRKERTS.