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Hi,
If you want to have near-realtime message delivery to your web application you can check the following example on how to integrate a web application with AWS IoT Core
https://github.com/aws/aws-iot-device-sdk-js-v2/tree/main/samples/browser/pub_sub
Alerts or specific events can also be sent to recipients via SNS or stored in a database like DynamoDB using AWS IoT Rules.
Cheers, Massimiliano
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Is there an option to generate a link to these json responses?
Can you be more specific about the use case? Do you mean a deep link URL so that a user can come back to that response at a later time?
I'm sending from esp32 to aws iot core all the responses from the sensors in json, it is in the topic "MQTT TEST CLIENT" AS "esp/pub" there arrives all the response in JSON in real time from "esp" I wanted to generate a link of these answers in JSON so that I can process and record them in my system.
Hi Leonardo,
look at the link I sent you about IoT Rules. You can store the messages in several services, but if your data is some sort of timeseries data (such as temperature readings) I would advice to store them in Amazon Timestream. You can then query the data from your system and do whichever post processing needed.
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