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OPC-10000-1 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 1: Overview and Concepts

2.1.5 Broker

Broker intermediary program module that routes NetworkMessages from Publishers to Subscribers Note 1 to entry: Brokers are building blocks of Message Oriented Middleware
OPC-10000-1 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 1: Overview and Concepts

5.5 Publish-Subscribe

PubSub supports two largely different Message Oriented Middleware variants. These are: A broker-less form, where the Message Oriented Middleware is the network infrastructure that is able to route datagram ... based messages. Subscribers and Publishers use datagram protocols like UDP multicast. A broker-based form, where the Message Oriented Middleware is a Broker . Subscribers and Publishers use standard messaging protocols
OPC-10000-2 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 2: Security Model

4.5.3.3 Broker

Broker When using a Broker in the PubSub model, the same shared SymmetricKey concepts as defined in 4.5.3.2 can be used to provide Confidentiality and Integrity. Furthermore, communication ... Broker can be secured according the rules defined for the Broker . These rules are not defined in the OPC UA specification but are defined by the Middleware . In many cases
OPC-10000-12 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 12: Discovery and Global Services

3.1.11 KeyCredential

KeyCredential a unique identifier and a secret used to access an AuthorizationService or a Broker . Note 1 to entry: a user name and password is an example of a KeyCredential
OPC-10000-12 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 12: Discovery and Global Services

3.1.12 KeyCredentialService

KeyCredentialService a software application that provides KeyCredentials needed to access an AuthorizationService or a Broker
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

4.3 Decoupling by use of middleware

cases, OPC UA PubSub supports two largely different Message Oriented Middleware variants: a broker-less form, where the Message Oriented Middleware is the network infrastructure that is able to route ... datagram-based messages. Subscribers and Publishers use datagram protocols like UDP; a broker-based form, where the core component of the Message Oriented Middleware is a message Broker . Subscribers
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

5.3.5 Message security

relevant for message security are described in 6.2.5 . These parameters are independent of any Broker level transport security. The message security for PubSub is independent of the transport protocol mapping
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

5.3.6 Transport security

transport security is specific to the transport protocol mapping. This could be TLS for broker-based middleware and DTLS for broker-less middleware. When using a broker-based middleware ... confidentiality and integrity can be ensured with the transport security between Publishers and the Broker as well as Subscribers and the Broker . The Broker level security in addition requires
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

5.3.8 Topics

organize NetworkMessages published to a Message Oriented Middleware . Topics are most commonly used with Broker -based middleware where the filtering is done by the Broker . However, Topics can be used ... with Broker -less middleware where the filtering is done by the Subscriber . Topics have a hierarchical structure with different Topic levels separated by a delimiter like '/'. For example: opcua/json/status/FlowController1 Mappings
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

5.4.2.2 Message reception

multi-cast address when using OPC UA UDP or a connection to a message Broker when using MQTT. Once subscribed, the Subscriber will start listening. The sequence starts when
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

5.4.6.2.1 General

model include: Only requires standard network equipment and no additional software components like a Broker . Message delivery is assumed to be direct without software intermediaries and therefore provides reduced latency
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

5.4.6.2.2 Broker-less model with OPC UA UDP

Broker-less model with OPC UA UDP Figure 15 depicts the applications, entities and messages involved in peer-to-peer communication using UDP as a protocol that does not require ... Broker . Figure 15 - UDP Multicast overview The PublishSubscribe Object contains a connection Object for each address like an IP multicast address. The connection can have one or more groups with
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

5.4.6.3.1 General

General This option assumes a messaging Broker in the middle as shown in Figure 16 . No application is speaking directly to other applications. All the communication is passed through ... Broker . The Broker routes the NetworkMessage s to the right applications based on business criteria ("queue name", "routing key", "topic" etc.) rather than
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

5.4.6.3.2 Broker-based model

Broker-based model Figure 17 depicts the applications, entities and messages involved in typical communication scenarios with a Broker . It requires use of messaging protocols that a Broker understands, like ... ISO/IEC 20922:2016 . In this model the Message Oriented Middleware will be a Broker that relays NetworkMessages from Publishers to Subscribers . The Broker may also be able to queue messages
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

6.4.2.2.1 ResourceUri

KeyCredentialConfigurationType instance defined in OPC 10000-12 to use for authenticating access to the Broker at the connection level or for queues configured below the connection. The ResourceUri should uniquely ... identify a user and broker combination in a Publisher . An example for such a Uri is "mqtts://myuser@mydomain.com:8883". If null or empty, no authentication or anonymous authentication shall
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

6.4.2.3.1 QueueName

QueueName The QueueName parameter with DataType String specifies the queue in the Broker that receives NetworkMessages sent by the Publisher . This could be the name of a queue or topic ... defined in the Broker
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

6.4.2.5.1 QueueName

QueueName The QueueName parameter with DataType String specifies the queue in the Broker that receives NetworkMessages sent by the Publisher for the DataSetWriter. This could be the name ... queue or topic defined in the Broker . This parameter is only valid if the NetworkMessages from the WriterGroup for this DataSetWriter contain only DataSetMessages from this DataSetWriter . If this String
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

6.4.2.5.5 MetaDataQueueName

DataSetMetaData through a dedicated queue. The parameter MetaDataQueueName with the DataType String specifies the Broker queue that receives messages with DataSetMetaData sent by the Publisher for this DataSetWriter . This could ... name of a queue or topic defined in the Broker
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

6.4.2.6.1 QueueName

QueueName The QueueName parameter with DataType String specifies the queue in the Broker where the DataSetReader can receive NetworkMessages with the DataSet of interest sent by the Publisher . This could ... name of a queue or topic defined in the Broker
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

6.4.2.6.5 MetaDataQueueName

MetaDataQueueName The parameter MetaDataQueueName with the DataType String specifies the Broker queue that provides messages with DataSetMetaData sent by the Publisher for the DataSet of interest. This could ... name of a queue or topic defined in the Broker
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

7.2.5.3 NetworkMessage containing DataSetMessages

pairs defined for a single DataSet . If the JSON encoded NetworkMessage size exceeds the Broker limits the message is dropped and a PubSubTransportLimitsExceeded Event is reported
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

7.3.4.1 General

standard application layer protocol for Message Oriented Middleware . MQTT is often used with a Broker that relays messages between applications that cannot communicate directly. Publishers send MQTT messages to MQTT ... brokers. Subscribers subscribe to MQTT brokers for messages. A Broker may persist messages so they can be delivered even if the Subscriber is not online. Brokers may also allow messages
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

7.3.4.7.1 General

defined in 7.2.3 and 7.2.4.6.9 . When Publishers are configured to publish to an MQTT Broker they shall have PublisherId assigned that can be used as Topic level. The Topic levels
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

7.3.4.7.7 status Topic level

message as an MQTT Will message when it creates the connection to the MQTT Broker . This message is sent automatically if the Publisher loses its connection with the MQTT Broker
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

7.3.4.9.2 UADP message mapping

know how it was transported. If the encoded MQTT message size exceeds the Broker limits, it is broken into multiple chunks as described in 7.2.4.4.4 . When sending such message over
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

9.3.2.3 BrokerDataSetWriterTransportType

BrokerDataSetWriterTransportType This ObjectType represents broker transport protocol mapping specific parameters for a DataSetWriter . The BrokerDataSetWriterTransportType is formally defined in Table 347 . Table 347 - BrokerDataSetWriterTransportType definition Attribute Value BrowseName BrokerDataSetWriterTransportType IsAbstract ... RequestedDeliveryGuarantee BrokerTransportQualityOfService PropertyType Mandatory HasProperty Variable MetaDataUpdateTime Duration PropertyType Mandatory Conformance Units PubSub Model Broker The QueueName is defined in 6.4.2.5.1 . The ResourceUri is defined in 6.4.2.5.2 . The AuthenticationProfileUri
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

B.3.1 General

standard application layer protocol for Message Oriented Middleware . AMQP is often used with a Broker that relays messages between applications that cannot communicate directly. Publishers send AMQP messages to AMQP ... endpoints. Subscribers listen to AMQP endpoints for incoming messages. If a Broker is involved it may persist messages so they can be delivered even if the subscriber is not online
OPC-10000-14 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 14: PubSub

B.3.8.3 UADP message mapping

corresponding MIME type is application/opcua+uadp. If the encoded AMQP message size exceeds the Broker limits it is broken into multiple chunks as described