Using IO to publish a topic to a MQTT broker

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Using IO to publish a topic to a MQTT broker

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Hello
Running various sensors on esp32-S3 feathers. Used wipper snapper to set up and add devices ( worked super well)
Is there a way to use the feeds/ IO data as an MQTT client rather than as a broker?
I'm looking to store the data for longer than the 60 days allotted by IO.

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Re: Using IO to publish a topic to a MQTT broker

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Running various sensors on esp32-S3 feathers. Used wipper snapper to set up and add devices ( worked super well)
Glad to hear it!
Is there a way to use the feeds/ IO data as an MQTT client rather than as a broker?
This isn't possible.
I'm looking to store the data for longer than the 60 days allotted by IO.

Data Storage can be boosted past the 60-day IO PLUS (paid) plan in 30-day increments for $5 per month or $60 per year.

Read more about the IO Plus Plan Upgrades here: https://io.adafruit.com/blog/notebook/2 ... -upgrades/

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Re: Using IO to publish a topic to a MQTT broker

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Is it possible to pay for 2 year data storage? it would be a total of 120$ for that plus the 120 per year for the IO plus.
Am i correct in reading it that way now?

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Re: Using IO to publish a topic to a MQTT broker

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I believe it would be $110 per month for 670 days of data storage (approximately 2 years - the 60 days included with io+), not including the IO+ fee which gives 60 days of storage.

Data is stored at 2 years from the moment you add the boosts, and not retroactive on any existing data.

More details can be found here:
https://io.adafruit.com/plus

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