I think this is a very good example. In your scenario, there would be no need for UMH. You could do it with UMH, but it would not solve one of your problems (maybe a little bit quicker installation, setup, etc). The point to use UMH would be, if one of your customer is worried about all the different tools you are installing with HiveMQ, Ignition, HighByte, all installed on 10+ edge devices, with devices being behind DMZs. Then you go for UMH, because we will guarantee a life cycle (updates, support, etc) for the UMH. We do not replace any vendor support, but instead ensure that vendor versions stay compatible with each other, and that you can safely and easily upgrade.