We built Cloudloop Data to make it incredibly easy for you to push your remote sensor data to your preferred destination. Whether that's a cloud provider like AWS or Azure, storage, an IoT dashboard like ThingsBoard / ThingSpeak, or a delivery method like HTTP Webhook, Email or MQTT, there's no coding required to convert your message data to meaningful information. If you're using Iridium Short Burst Data or Iridium Messaging Transport, you'll benefit from faster implementation and insight from your "things" in the field. https://lnkd.in/gE7CF44H

I've written a blog on how to set up an AWS IoT Core environment using Terraform, which can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eSNZCVAr

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Learn how AWS IoT Core's Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) stapling capability enhances security for your custom domains by continuously verifying server certificate validity in my new video.

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Have an Azure IoT DevKit board and want to get it going again? I spent some time going down the rabbit hole of the underlying framework SDK's to figure out a simple way to get it to reconnect with Azure since the old certs are no longer supported. Check out my repo at https://lnkd.in/em58RgWx.

Hello connections, While developing an IOT product for a client, I ran into an exciting problem. The data collected and processed by an embedded node device, in this case ESP32, was to be transmitted to the AWS cloud. After some research, I found that this could be accomplished using following protocols - HTTPS and MQTT, provided the node device had either Wifi Station access or LTE connectivity to make the required API calls. I proceeded with the first approach and after a few trials I could see the POST requests filling up the storage buckets with payloads of data! Is there a more optimal approach to this problem, considering there will be user frontend to process and visualise this data ?

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