A couple of months ago, Alon had the chance to port an IoT solution to the Azure Platform. The customer invented a sensor that originally was driven by a Windows PC device utilizing the MATLAB software, but eventually needed to run on a System-on-a-Chip cheap device utilizing a DSP (Digital Signal Processor). The solution is based on a device-side software that uses the Azure IoT C SDKs and a Serverless backend that utilizes the Azure IoT Service SDKs.

In this session, Alon will present how he managed to build a cross-platform IoT device software that runs on both a PC and an ESP32 microcontroller. He will show the main pillars of the IoT platform: Secure Device Provisioning, Telemetry, and State transfer and Over-The-Air update.

You will learn:

• The pillars of an IoT system
• About developing cross-platform Azure IoT device-side code
• How to design and build a scalable, serverless IoT cloud solution