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    Granting Permissions to AWS IoT Core for Timestream Database Interaction | IoT Series Part 2

    Aws Iot
    In the second video of our AWS IoT and AWS Timestream series, we focus on granting AWS IoT Core permissions to interact with the Timestream database created in our previous episode. This video guides you through creating an IAM Role with the necessary trust relations and IAM Policies using AWS CDK for Python. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a secure setup allowing AWS IoT Core to describe Timestream endpoints and write records to a specific table.
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    Setting Up AWS TimeStream Database with Python CDK | IoT Series Part 1

    Aws Iot
    In this first episode of our mini-series, I walk through setting up the AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) on a local machine. In the future, we will deploy an Amazon TimeStream database to handle time series data from a simulated device. This video covers creating a virtual environment, installing necessary Python packages, and deploying a TimeStream database and table using AWS CDK for Python. The source code is available on GitHub: https://github.
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    Design-Ops in Action: Standardizing and Scaling Process Automation with Davy Demeyer

    Iot Podcast
    Join me on the Internet of Things Equation podcast as I chat with Davy Demeyer about his remarkable journey from Belgium to China and back, paving the way for innovations in Design-Ops and automation. We delve into the nuances of digital transformation, the importance of roadmaps, and overcoming the pilot purgatory in industrial projects. Davy offers a wealth of knowledge on designing scalable systems and avoiding common pitfalls in digital transformation projects.
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    Why Demo Driven Design is good for your customers?

    Career Iot
    Most of the enterprises that leverage Internet of Things capabilities are non-IT companies. Designing IoT solutions for those customers might be challenging. Without understanding the technical capabilities, stakeholders struggle to verbalize their expectations (aka requirements). Is there a way we (IT Consultants) can assist them? What I found most effective is Demo Driven Design. It’s not just a tool, but a collaborative process. During the solution design phase, I showcase relevant technical functionalities we might utilize in the final deployment.
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    This robot is just like a human; it sometimes makes mistakes. 😢

    Iot
    This robot is just like a human; it sometimes makes mistakes 😢 That was the explanation the staff provided to my kid during the modern technology exhibition. Luckily, my 3.5-year-old did not accept that justification and quickly determined the required input configuration that “tricked” that robot (in other words, she was able to reproduce the software error). I tried to explain this to the staff, but they insisted that “robots are like humans” and will occasionally make mistakes.
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    Have you ever considered the value of creating a Minimum Non-Viable Product (MNVP)?

    Iot Career
    Following best practices and the latest trends can catch you in technical perfection. I know that for a fact, as it happened to me and my customers. One way to avoid that trap is to build imperfect solutions on purpose, with the sole drive of exploring/validating the real business potential. What are the benefits of a Minimum Non-Viable Product? 🚀 Validate the Market Early: Test whether there’s genuine demand for your idea without technical feasibility constraints.