In this 1-hour guided project, you will create an IoT hub & an IoT device in Azure and use a Raspberry Pi web simulator to send telemetry data to the IoT hub. You will then create an Azure Cloud storage account to store the telemetry data and also create a Stream Analytics job to fetch the data in a CSV file. In the final task, you will analyze and visualize the temperature and humidity telemetry data through line charts and area charts using Microsoft Excel online. In this guided project, you will learn everything you need to know to get started with Azure IoT Hub.
In order to complete this project successfully, you need an Azure account. If you do not have an Azure account, you will be prompted to create a Free Tier Microsoft Azure account in the project.
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Project Overview 2 hours
We will begin this course by creating an IoT hub & an IoT device in Azure. We will use a Raspberry Pi web simulator to send telemetry data to the IoT hub. We will then create an Azure Cloud storage account to store the telemetry data and we will also create a Stream Analytics job to fetch the data…
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