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Let's setup a Raspberry Pi as an Azure IoT device (Part1)

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This session is the first part of a 2-parts events. Part 2 will follow right after Welcome to PiDay ! In this session we will do a live setup of a Raspberry Pi as a new Azure IoT Edge. The Azure IoT Edge runtime is what turns a device into an IoT Edge device. Once a device is configured with the IoT Edge runtime, you can start deploying business logic to it from the Azure IoT Hub. We will do a live demo: Create an IoT Edge device Provision the IoT Edge device Install IoT Edge Provision the device with its cloud identity Deploy and run test modules on the Edge And we will review how this process also can be applied  …...more
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Introduction

0:00

Welcome

1:50

Pi Day

2:30

Overview

3:15

Viewer Question

5:00

Raspberry Pi Imager

5:25

Raspberry Pi version

6:05

Previous version

6:50

Ubuntu Server

7:00

Questions

7:40

Operating System

8:35

URL

8:50

Device name

10:30

Connecting the device

11:10

Lets connect

11:25

Connect via console

11:50

Raspberry Pi setup

12:05

Raspberry Pi configuration

12:30

Raspberry Pi reboot

13:00

Connect again

13:40

Enable interfaces

13:50

Check calls

14:40

Windows Terminal

15:00

Power Terminal

15:20

Update is complete

15:55

Run clear

16:10

Empty device

16:30

Connection

16:45

Image configuration

17:00

OS configuration

17:20

WiFi configuration

17:40

Bad cables

18:25

Connect to Dashboard

19:20

Dashboard

19:30

Create resource

19:40

Choose subscription

20:00

IOT Reactor

21:00

IoT Hub

21:25

Create a new device

22:35

Start using the device

23:00

Connect to the Raspberry Pi

23:10

Remove Zoom

24:00

Pseudo Conversion

24:40

Mobile Time Install

25:00

Unpacking

25:40

SSD card

26:10

Slides

26:50

Docker is done

27:30

Docker version

28:50

Server version

29:00

Copy the document

29:30

Raspberry Pi 3

30:00

Azure IoT Hub

31:00

Start the services

31:35

Check the status

31:50

Check services are running

32:00

Pseudo IoT check

32:10

Device modules

32:45

Issues

33:30

Compute Module 3

34:00

Compute Module 4

34:20

Add SQL Server

35:20

Marketplace

36:00

Demo

36:25

Database

38:15

Node threads

38:45

Storage blob storage

39:10

Create container

39:20

Raspberry Pi as an IoT device

40:40

Accessing the IC2

43:55

Adding user and password

44:05

Downloading the new module

44:40

The device is offline

44:50

SQL Server with Synchronization

45:05

Connecting to the device

45:40

Turning on the device

46:20

Sense Hat

47:10

Sense Module

47:50

Back online

48:05

Data tool listing preview

48:40

Remote camera

49:30

Docker container

50:40

RPT

51:15

Temperature

52:00

Sending messages

52:50

Conclusion

54:25
Let's setup a Raspberry Pi as an Azure IoT device (Part1)
This session is the first part of a 2-parts events. Part 2 will follow right after Welcome to PiDay ! In this session we will do a live setup of a Raspberry Pi as a new Azure IoT Edge. The Azure IoT Edge runtime is what turns a device into an IoT Edge device. Once a device is configured with the IoT Edge runtime, you can start deploying business logic to it from the Azure IoT Hub. We will do a live demo: Create an IoT Edge device Provision the IoT Edge device Install IoT Edge Provision the device with its cloud identity Deploy and run test modules on the Edge And we will review how this process also can be applied to other Raspberry Pi devices like a reTerminal. Happy PiDay ! Speaker: Bruno Capuano currently works as a Sr. Cloud Advocate at Microsoft focused on empowering the Toronto area to build awesome things with Azure. Bruno was a Microsoft MVP for 14 years and has over 20 years of experience as a software developer and loves to tinker with electronics. He lives in a small town near Toronto with his wife and two adorable kids. Who is it aimed at? • Developers, Solution architects and Technology managers. • Software developers looking to learn more about Azure IoT. Students or learning professionals interested in getting a pulse on Azure IoT. Why should I attend? • Learn how to create ready to use Azure IoT applications. • Use analytics capabilities to analyze historical data and correlate telemetry from devices. Network with other professionals interested in Azure IoT Here are some useful resources for this session: https://aka.ms/Mar14IntrotoAzureIoT1 https://aka.ms/Mar14CreateMLmodels1 [eventID:15486]

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