Microsoft Azure IoT and Raspberry Pi : Send telemetry data to azure using python

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[@hanotoe]

Follow your instructions step-for-step and managed to reached the same outcome! Thanks for the tutorial :)

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[@hyceltaylor8738]

Thank you!!! I created a device simulator in Groovy. I followed your instructions to set up a device and then the command line. I also took note of John Linebarge's update for the first CLI command. When I ran my simulator the telemetry started streaming to the terminal on my first attempt. You did a phenomenal job on your video presentation. Really appreciate your efforts and craftsmanship.

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[@stevecross9159]

Thank You!!! Great start all worked after some basic troubleshooting

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[@ferpeo]

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[@omarcruz6326]

Man, this Video is super Good !!! Great work !!! I'm trying it !

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[@omarcruz6326]

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[@zainfaruqi8958]

Awesome tutorial !!!

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[@joepadz2001]

Thanks for this tutorial.

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[@ashwaniash]

this is very good , also make for AWS and Google cloud

[@Kitflix]

Sure thing, aws tutorials are in progress

[@KHALIFLA]

Is there any way to send a string variable to Iot central? I can only send constant variable using the json_writer_append_string! sending integer is ez but String apparently very challenging

[@nellowmellow]

Hello sir, enjoyed the video and glad you are here because I am thinking of doing this as my final project. You mentioned a video on how to direct the sensor data to Azure, is it up? Could you type up the link please

[@Kitflix]

I'll check and inform you, please email at Amit at kitflix dot com

[@ITFreelancerTV]

Thank you for your great video. How can I start the Python program at startup of the Pi? I tried with the command “sudo bash -c '/usr/bin/python3 /usr/local/bin/simulateddevice.py > /home/pi/blink.log 2>&1' &” in the rc.local file. But then the name resolution don’t work with this error line: “socket.gaierror: [Errno -3] Temporary failure in name resolution”. Do you have any idea?

[@Kitflix]

Just add your program in etc/rc.local To stat it at boot There are many videos/blogs about it

[@shemanto_sharkar]

How can I sending data to Microsoft Azure IoT Hub using an ESP32 and Micropython? will the code for Raspberry pi will work on ESP32?

[@ranjanpal7217]

Amazing Explanation...For F1: free tier services, do we need to pay after 30 days of trial period?

[@Kitflix]

No, F1 is free forever with 8000 msg/day limit

[@user-wc2fo5ug4u]

your speed of internet has nothing to with deployment time of azure iot hub. That is linked to processing time of Azure

[@amulyav9403]

where can i find the next video where u have used temperature sensor device

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[@alokverma7327]

Hi, its a very nice video to understand and transfer data to azure. But, where is the next video you are talking about reading and transferring data from the temperature sensor to the cloud. Please, send link.

[@Kitflix]

Coming soon!!!

[@_RamjiG]

the message limit is 8000/ day , so it also means number of executions pushed to cloud right ? if my program sends multiple values in single execution it is also considered as single message right?

[@Kitflix]

Total number of messages doesn't mean executions Just for rule of thumb, if you're experimenting, then this is enough

[@_RamjiG]

@@Kitflix so how total messages is calculated 😅can you explain please

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[@amelkada7547]

please sir help me i have final project and i dont have credit card to sign in azure please help me

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[@lorypaxo8776]

where i can find your program?

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[@MrPanda-gf6iu]

The actual location for the example python file = github.com/Azure-Samples/azure-iot-samples-python. You can just clone to your Pi.

[@Kitflix]

Thank you for replying

[@franciscomoren0]

Hi Amit. I've having so many problems to implement your solution. But I finally succeeded !!! -- I wrote you in your website kitflix.com. I would like to get in contact. Thank you very much for the tutorial !!!

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[@essouabni]

Plz subtitles 👍

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[@psychoCreep94]

Is this version of azure that you are using free?

[@Kitflix]

Yes Free for Few Months. Have you tried ??

[@psychoCreep94]

@@Kitflix Not yet, I am starting an IOT project soon and I was considering using either Azure or AWS and which free subscription I can use.

[@Kitflix]

Both have free versions that u can use Microsoft has simpler licensing as it allows unlimited free usage upto 8000 msgs per month, ideal for experimenting. However stream analytics service is expensive