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Message Queue Telemetry Transport (MQTT) has emerged as the *lingua franca* among protocols in the IoT space. MQTT's simple design allows a single broker to serve tens of thousands of clients simultaneously, with a lightweight publish-subscribe topic creation and management. Many IoT devices support MQTT natively out-of-the-box, with the long tail of IoT protocols being rationalized into MQTT by downstream translation gateways.
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IoT MQ uses the [MQTT](https://mqtt.org/) protocol as the underpinning for the messaging layer.
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IoT MQ uses the [MQTT](https://mqtt.org/) protocol as the underpinning for the messaging layer. For more information about supported MQTT features, see [MQTT feature support in Azure IoT MQ](../reference/mqtt-support.md).
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## Highly available and scalable
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To provide flexibility, Azure IoT MQ provides built-in Azure Connectors to Event Hubs (with Kafka endpoint), [Event Grid's MQTT broker capability](../../event-grid/mqtt-overview.md), Microsoft Fabric and Blob Storage. IoT MQ is extensible so that you can choose your preferred cloud messaging solution that works with your solution.
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Building on top of Azure Arc allows the connectors to be configured to use Azure Managed Identity for accessing the cloud services with powerful Azure Role-based Access Control (RBAC). No manual, insecure, and cumbersome credential management required!
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Building on top of Azure Arc allows the connectors to be configured to use Azure Managed Identity for accessing the cloud services with powerful Azure Role-based Access Control (RBAC). No manual, insecure, and cumbersome credential management is required.
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## Dapr programming model
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