Connecting Your Devices to AWS IoT Through LoRaWAN
In a recent update from 4/15/21, the AWS IoT Editorial Team announced the launch of AWS IoT Core for LoRaWAN. This fully-managed service enables users to connect and manage wireless devices utilizing LoRaWAN technology with the AWS Cloud. With this feature, businesses can easily set up and oversee their IoT devices, streamlining operations and enhancing connectivity.
In addition, an insightful post by Emily Johnson discusses integrating AWS IoT and AWS Greengrass within the Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) software framework. AGL aims to expedite the development and implementation of an open-source software stack for connected vehicles. This Linux-based platform is designed to become the industry standard, fostering quick advancements in new features.
Moreover, configuring Cognito User Pools to interact with AWS IoT Core is crucial for robust security. In a post by Michael Lee, he shares the benefits of using Amazon Cognito for user authentication, allowing seamless sign-up and login experiences for mobile and web applications.
For those interested in anomaly detection within connected devices, there’s a compelling article by Sarah Thompson that explores using AWS IoT Device Defender. This service is essential for identifying potential security breaches, akin to scenarios depicted in popular media, such as compromised devices transmitting sensitive data to unauthorized endpoints.
In light of recent changes in public key infrastructure (PKI) policies from major tech companies, Jared Brown provides a thorough overview of how AWS IoT Core is adapting to these new challenges. Understanding these shifts is vital for ensuring secure connections to AWS IoT Core.
If you’re exploring predictive maintenance options, consider reading Kevin White’s article on utilizing AWS IoT. This piece discusses innovative approaches to machine learning and its practical applications in the industrial sector, even mentioning alternatives for AWS IoT Analytics, which will be phased out by December 2025.
For practical guidance on managing continuous jobs with AWS IoT Device Management, Amanda Green offers a step-by-step tutorial that builds on previous discussions about over-the-air updates. Her insights make it easy for users to create effective long-running jobs.
Additionally, the integration of machine learning frameworks within AWS Greengrass is highlighted in a post by David Brown. He emphasizes the advantages of using pre-built packages for popular frameworks, making it simpler for developers to implement machine learning capabilities on devices.
For those looking to implement MQTT with TLS client authentication, a detailed guide by Emma White outlines the necessary steps. Recent updates have simplified the connection process, making it more accessible for developers.
Lastly, keeping devices updated is crucial, and Steve Harris discusses the importance of using device jobs for over-the-air updates, whether for firmware upgrades or essential maintenance tasks.
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