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Welcome to the Azure Certified Device community!
We’re excited to have you in this discussion space dedicated to all things related to the Azure Certified Device program! Whether you’re here to ask questions about our certification badges, find some help with the approval process, or share the latest IoT solution you’ve built from our device catalog, we want to hear from you. Make sure to give this space a follow, as the Azure Certified Device team will post regular updates about our services, share the latest in IoT certification news, and answer your questions. We also highly encourage you to begin your own discussions and look forward to engaging on all things IoT with you! Interested in learning more about the certification program? Check us out on our recently launched Microsoft Docs or visit our Azure for Partners page for more information and leave your questions in the discussion space. Talk to you all soon!997Views6likes0CommentsBrand New Series on IoT Show! IoT Deep Dive is a new technical streaming event starting Feb 20th!
Hi everyone! Mark your calendars! IoT Show is expanding to a new series of technical videos (live and on-demand) called IoT Deep Dive twice a month. Come to learn and ask questions about how to build IoT solutions and deep dive into scenarios like intelligent edge, DevOps, security, asset tracking, and other top requested technical deep dives. Perfect for developers, architects, or anyone who is building IoT solutions. Level 300 | All videos will live on CH9 & YouTube after the event Upcoming events: IoT Deep Dive Live: Building End to End industrial Solutions with PTC ThingWorx and Azure– Feb 20 th , 9:00am-9:45am PST - You can setup a reminder and go here [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvP50J47Eho] when the live event happens. Learn about: ThingWorx, Vuforia Studio, Azure IoT, Dynamics Special Guests: Joseph Biron - PTC - CTO of IoT Neal Hagermoser - Global ThingWorx COE Lead Chafia Aouissi - Microsoft, Azure IoT Host: Pamela Cortez - Microsoft, Azure IoT Industries and use cases: Smart connected product manufactures in the verticals of: Automotive, Industrial Equipment, Aerospace, Electronics and High Tech Description: PTC ThingWorx and Microsoft Azure IoT— proven industrial innovation solutions with a market-leading IoT cloud infrastructure. Sitting on top of Azure IoT, ThingWorx delivers a robust and rapid creation of IoT applications and solutions that maximizes Azure services such as IoT Hub. Join the event to learn how to build an E2E industrial solution. Location Intelligence for Transportation with Azure Maps – March 6 th , 9:00am-9:45am PST [Link to be posted shortly] Learn about: Azure Maps, Azure IoT Hub, Azure IoT Central, Azure Event Grid Guest Speakers: Ricky Brundritt - Microsoft, Azure IoT Pamela Cortez - Microsoft, Azure IoT Industries and use cases: Fleet Management, Logistics, Asset Management, IoT Description: Come learn how to use Azure Maps to provide location intelligence in different areas of transportation such as fleet management, asset tracking, and logistics.hellotechieFeb 08, 2019Microsoft2KViews5likes1CommentBringing Computer Vision models to the Intelligent Edge: A guide for devs and data scientists
If you are (or ar planning to) navigate the waters of training Computer Vision models to run them at the edge (meaning on IoT devices), then this guide is for you! And it happens to be on GitHub, so you can get and contribute to the samples and the guide itself!OlivierBlochSep 27, 2019Microsoft1.7KViews4likes0CommentsIoT at Microsoft Build 2019
Microsoft Build 2019 is next week! Wether you are attending or planning to stream sessions, don't miss the ones about IoT! Below is a list to make things easier for you. We will also have a large booth for IoT with lots of demos and a Hackspace for you to go through self- paced and instructor-led labs. Breakout sessions: BRK2011: Our IoT Vision and Roadmap BRK3034: Azure IoT Platform & Security Innovations: Foundation of a modern and secure IoT application, from things to data, to E2E security BRK3032: Enabling rapid IoT solution development with Azure IoT Central and new Azure IoT Platform Innovations BRK3033: Azure IoT Edge & AI: Enabling the Intelligent Edge BRK3035: Azure Sphere: Securely unlocking IoT for your Enterprise BRK3036: Windows IoT: The foundation for your Intelligent Edge BRK2014: New data & analytics engine for the Intelligent Edge: simplify edge architecture and application development BRK3099: Build large scale near real time analytical solutions to accelerate the digital feedback loop for IoT and Apps BRK3058: From cloud to the intelligent edge: Drive real-time decisions with Azure Stream Analytics CFS2027: Using IoT to improve people’s health and brain power STU1011: Can Polar Bears Help Predict Global Climate Change? Find out with Azure AI and IoT! Theatre sessions: THR1002: Azure Digital Twins + HoloLens: Powering the Next Generation of IoT THR2020: Prototyping an internet connected smart home device with Azure IoT hub Technical Sneek peaks: TSP2043: The future of IoT SaaS application development TSP2043R: The future of IoT SaaS application development TSP2047: Use Cortana SDK on Azure IoT and the Cortana Bluetooth spec to bring ambient intelligent assistance to first-line workers TSP2038: New connection scenarios for Azure Sphere TSP2038R: New connection scenarios for Azure SphereOlivierBlochApr 29, 2019Microsoft3.4KViews4likes0CommentsROS on Windows and ROS with Azure
Welcome to the Robotics community. We’d like to leverage this conversation space to discuss the Robot Operating System (ROS) on Windows as well as share feedback and learnings. Come join our discussion. Microsoft is working with Open Robotics and the ROS Industrial Consortium to bring the Robot Operating System to Windows. Microsoft has joined the ROS Industrial Consortium who's mission is to extend the capabilities of ROS to manufacturing and improve the productivity and return on investment of industrial robots. Microsoft will host and maintain the Windows builds for ROS1, and shortly ROS2. We are providing documentation, development and deployment solutions for Windows. To get started using ROS on Windows and ROS with Azure, please visit the Getting Started guide at http://aka.ms/ros.ooeyguiJan 29, 2019Microsoft5KViews4likes0CommentsUpcoming Deep Dive: Using CI/CD to Deploy IoT Edge Modules with Confidence
LIVE EVENT with Q/A! Upcoming IoT Show Deep Dive on Oct 23rd, Wednesday at 9am-10am PT Check out ink for more info, calendar invite, and live stream: http://aka.ms/deepdive/iotedgecicd Hi everyone! If you are looking into doing Continuous integration and continuous deployment with IoT Edge Modules, we are going to deep dive into best practices with Azure DevOps and Jenkins. This deep dive will be packed with technical walk-throughs & demos based on real-world scenarios using IoT Edge. Every Deep Dive are Live with Q/A, so come with all your questions! this is level 300-400 content. (meaning if you are just starting with Azure DevOps and IoT Edge, please consider watch a couple intro videos that are linked below before hand) Azure IoT Edge scales out your IoT solution by packaging your business logic into standard containers, then you can deploy those containers to any of your devices and monitor it all from the cloud. However, integrating containers into a continuous delivery pipeline is far from easy. Along with the benefits Azure IoT Edge brings, there are challenges both tech and process related. This Deep Dive outlines the steps you need to take for a fully automated CI/CD pipeline that builds IoT Edge modules deployed into Azure IoT Edge devices at scale with confidence. We will show how solution developers and operators can setup the pipelines with their preferred CI/CD tools like Azure Pipelines, Jenkins, etc. Speakers: Deep Dives are hosted by Pamela Cortez from the Azure IoT Team. Special guests: Xin Shi - PM Kat Ngov - Software Engineer Hadwa Abdelhalem - Software Engineer Resources Watch: IoT Edge + DevOps Read: Continuous integration and continuous deployment to Azure IoT Edge If you ever have ideas for future deep dives tweet @AltaOhms or ping me here!hellotechieOct 14, 2019Microsoft1.2KViews3likes2CommentsStep-by-step guide to installing OPC Publisher on Azure IoT Edge
Of all the Azure IoT Edge modules, the OPC Publisher is one of the more challenging modules to setup. I've had a number of Industrial IoT partners struggle with connecting an OPC UA server, such as a Historian or SCADA system, to Azure IoT Hub using Azure IoT Edge and our open source OPC Publisher module. So I recently wrote a step-by-step blog post on LinkedIn on how to do this. If you don't have a physical device to act as the IoT Edge gateway, you can use a virtual machine running on-premise or in Azure as an alternative. Hopefully the blog post will help you and save you some headaches when connecting using OPC UA.Using Azure IoT in production: looking for best practices
Hello everyone, We are working on an agriculture tech solution. Part of the solution is having IoT devices spread around the glob (although we are starting in a specific area and will spread later). We are using Nvidia's Xavier GPU, which contains Ubuntu 18.04 with ARM64. Note: Nvidia has an automatic installation process using JetPack (currently 4.2.1) which installs the OS, docker, cuda, cudnn and more. We were able to set Azure IoT 1.0.8 on these devices, which we currently install manually before sending them to the field. We also managed to install Azure VPN on them, again, manually/using Ansible. What are interested in is to understand what are the best practices, especially in production when it comes to: Upgrade Ubuntu packages (non docker) Security upgrades? Actual Azure IoTEdge/Hub upgrades (e.g /etc/azureiot/config.yaml) Installing tools outside docker in all devices at once i.e running Ansible/Terraform remotely? Few things to consider: Our devices are going to be offline while working in the fields, and online only at the end of the day, is it worth using AKS? Do we need the VPN mentioned above? We were thinking that it would help connecting them remotely (e.g SSH) My gut feeling is that we are missing something in the way we approach it, but I`m not sure why. I would be happy to hear your opinion about this. Thank you! ShakedSolvedshakedkoAug 24, 2019Copper Contributor3.3KViews3likes2CommentsIoT Transformers Episode 1: How Relogix disrupted the Commercial Real Estate Industry
Many months ago my coworker Deb Oberly and I talked about capturing all the great innovation in IoT that we get to see, in the form of a Podcast. Many discussions, trials, feedback, and research later, we have landed here. We hope you enjoy it. In this episode, we are joined by Jeff Bennett, Chief Operating Officer at Relogix to discuss how Relogix is embracing IoT to disrupt the commercial real estate industry.Danilo DiazApr 23, 2019Microsoft4.7KViews3likes1Comment
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