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been using EMQX plus an MQTT client on my phone for a few months now, I like it better than gotify since the app was chewing through my battery like a vampire.
it might be better now since my issues happened three-ish years ago.
This EMQX?
Seems it's no longer FOSS?
I've been using Gotify for a few notifications from Home Assistant and it doesn't appear to be eating my battery.
It's a little more responsive than ntfy - sometimes ntfy doesn't alert for ages after the trigger (could be phone power saving the wifi...), but then I also get realerts from yesterday.... not had that with Gotify.
that's the one.
FOSS or not, it still runs just fine on my infra. I prefer it over something like rabbitmq because it has a pretty slick admin webgui.
I'll have to give gotify another try.