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Output similar to the following displays: (20.79.151.169 in our case)
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$ kubectl get hivemq-clusters NAME SIZE IMAGE VERSION STATUS ENDPOINT MESSAGE hivemq 3 hivemq/hivemq4 k8s-4.24.0 Running 20.5279.209151.35169 Live updates completed successfully |
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In shell-mode, connect a new MQTT client to your HiveMQ cluster on the previously acquired endpoint address: (20.79.151.169 in our case)
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con -h 20.5279.209151.35169 |
You have now successfully connected a new MQTT client to a HiveMQ cluster hosted on Azure.
To learn more ways to interact with HiveMQ, see the MQTT-CLI documentation.