Zeroconf mode - how it work exactly? #20
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Hello Vampy Main idea behind zeroconf is to be hardware failure prone. In those case, I still want that Esp's topics are correctly sent/received. Imagine a house with Sensor publish the topic "bedroom/temperature" while controllers are subsribed to that topic. If the main server has a failure, nothing will work in the house. Heaters are off, lights are off etc.. and nothing can be controlled anymore. With the mesh, things continue to work, in a degraded mode, but work ! You still can send the topic "kitchen/light/on" or "kitchen/light/off". Even if some ESP are off (for example a fuse burnt), one will still claim to be the master. Of course, you won't be able to control things from your phone but at least, you can switch lights. (I'm intending to replace all my switches by ESP+Tiny) The zeroconf is not yet working, nor it is developped, but the mesh has some limited features that are working. Yet, I'm essentially working on bugs and unit testing to ensure the library won't become unstable => I really want to avoid at max the risk of regression when releasing. Once done, I'll work again on the zeroconf. My ideas are Yet, I know this will probably hard to implement, and many problems will occur. Best regards |
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Hello,
i would like to ask some thing with zeroconf/mesh mode.
Now that is all, that i would lime to ask, but possible that in will do others if no problem :)
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