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Articles tagged with AWS IoT Core
AWS IoT Core lets you connect billions of IoT devices and route trillions of messages to AWS services without managing infrastructure.
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AWS OFFICIALUpdated 2 months ago4 votes388 views
A unified namespace (UNS) serves as the central nervous system of modern smart factories, and supports seamless data flow from the shop floor to the cloud. This article explores the critical challenge...
Pratik MehtaEXPERT
published 4 months ago0 votes423 views
This article addresses a common challenge faced by IoT developers: establishing reliable MQTT connections in environments where standard MQTT ports are restricted. Many enterprise networks and public ...
AyushR93EXPERT
published 6 months ago1 votes309 views
AWS IoT Device Defender now supports two key audit checks:
1. DEVICE_CERTIFICATE_EXPIRING_CHECK for upcoming expirations
2. DEVICE_CERTIFICATE_AGE_CHECK (new) for long-used certificates Both checks s...
Steve KremsEXPERT
published a year ago0 votes653 views
Use the IoT Core registry attribute as a cost effective way of enriching a message and routing to a queue or topic using a single IoT Core Rule.
AWS - Ben HardingEXPERT
published a year ago0 votes222 views
The intention of this documentation is to provide the building blocks to create critical CloudWatch alarms which are fit for onboarding to Incident Detection and Response. It contains specific alarm b...
Pratik MehtaEXPERT
published a year ago2 votes1.5K views
This blog covers how to send device messages from AWS IoT Core to a self-managed Kafka cluster hosted on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) using the AWS IoT Rules Engine.
Charlyscott237EXPERT
published 2 years ago4 votes2.8K views
Given its great scalability, a lot of IoT companies choose to use AWS IoT for their telemetry use cases. But as they grow, they are often worried about their initial (simple) data ingestion flow turni...
Kai-Matthias DickmanEXPERT
published 2 years ago4 votes4K views
Cost optimization best practices, suggestions, and tips gathered from the AWS IoT Well-architected Lens as well as various other videos and posts.
Kai-Matthias DickmanEXPERT
published 2 years ago0 votes3.9K views
An example for connecting and publishing an MQTT message to AWS IoT Core with .NET
Charlyscott237EXPERT
published 2 years ago3 votes2.9K views
Operational Excellence (one of AWS Well-Architected Framework six pillars) includes the ability to gain insights into your workloads operations. In the context of IoT, this might translate to the abil...
GregEXPERT
published 2 years ago1 votes1.5K views
Are you building a resource-constrained device that will connect to AWS IoT Core? Maybe you’re aware of FreeRTOS and the AWS IoT Device SDK for Embedded C (C-SDK), but you’re unclear what each is for....
Charlyscott237EXPERT
published 2 years ago1 votes2K views
In order to optimize for scalability and security, a significant number of IoT companies move from using a self-managed/hosted MQTT broker to using fully managed IoT broker like AWS IoT Core. There ar...