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This is Part 4 in the IoT Edge series, view the main article or go the part 3 to view the previous article. Recap and next steps We just built our 2 simulators that will produce the data that we want to filter. Before we can create our modules to

This is Part 3 in the Iot Edge series, view the main article or go the part 2 to view the previous article. Recap and next steps In part 2 we created our car data simulator that will send data points every second from a CSV file. Next up is

This is Part 2 in the Iot Edge series, view the main article or go the part 1 to view the previous article. Recap and next steps In part 1 we created our cloud infrastructure, our initial device connected to it and afterwards wrote a simulator module that we pushed

This is Part 1 in the Iot Edge series, view the main article. Looking at our architecture, we need to be able to connect out devices and get some interesting output from them before we can actually do something with them. In this first part we will be mainly focusing

Building an IoT Edge module is an important step for any IoT Application that requires on-edge processing to not constantly send data towards cloud (for bandwith, latency as well as processing reasons). When you work with Azure IoT Edge, one of the issues you might have is that you would

The Internet-Of-Things (IoT) is currently in full roll-out around the world and will only grow with the deployment of 5G, enabling new use cases and collecting more data than ever seen before. An important aspect of this is not only managing the data that you collect, but also correctly filtering