The Internet of Things on AWS – Official Blog
Author: Brett Francis
Brett Francis – Sr., Principal Technologist and a founding member of the AWS Industry Products (AIP) department, has over 25 years of experience meeting customer needs as an engineering executive and chief architect across a wide variety of industries, including finance, telecommunications, and automotive. Brett has been at AWS for 10 years and has ongoing interests in automotive, large distributed systems, IoT, and machine learning.
Announcing the IoT Atlas
Since announcing the availability of AWS IoT in 2015, our conversations with customers have made it clear that long-standing IoT design patterns from mature domains such as sensor networks, control system architectures, and machine-to-machine networks had to be revised to include cloud development concepts. The IoT Atlas is a collection of IoT design patterns, best […]
Bites of IoT – Rules Engine and Amazon SNS
Update: For the most up to date implementation, please refer to the AWS documentation for creating an AWS IoT rule that forwards MQTT messages to an Amazon SNS topic for SMS delivery. Welcome to another installment in the Bites of IoT blog series. In this bite, we will use the AWS IoT rules engine to […]
Bites of IoT – Introduction
Welcome to Bites of IoT, the first post in a series designed to introduce developers to AWS IoT. In this first bite, we’ll set up a very simple client that can create things in AWS IoT, send messages to those things, subscribe to topics to receive messages from things, and then clean up. The client […]