Deep Dive into New AWS IoT Services Launched in 2018 (IOT320) - AWS re:Invent 2018

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Take a deep dive into the newer services available in 2018 for AWS IoT. In this session, we look at new features added to AWS IoT Core and AWS Greengrass with Edge ML, and then deep dive into AWS IoT Analytics, AWS Device Management, and AWS IoT Device Defender. Learn more about when to use some of these services and explore comparisons between them.

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Deep Dive into New AWS IoT
Services Launched in 2018
Craig Williams
Principal Solutions Architect, IoT
Amazon Web Services
I O T 3 2 0

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Agenda
• New AWS IoT services launched in 2018
• New AWS IoT features launched in 2018
• Architectures
• Q&A

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Audit
Security
Dashboard Alerts MitigateDetect
Validate IoT
configuration is secure
Detect anomalies in
device behavior
Continuously monitor
configurations to
understand security
posture
Know when & what to
investigate
Remediate potential
issues
AWS IoT Device Defender

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Collect AnalyzeProcess Store Visualize
AWS IoT Analytics
AWS IoT Analytics is a service that processes, enriches, stores, analyzes,
and visualizes IoT data for manufacturers and enterprises.
Collect only the data
you want to store &
analyze
Convert raw data to
meaningful
information
Store device data in
time-series data
store for analysis
Get deeper insight
into the health &
performance of assets
Quickly visualize
your IoT data sets

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Build simple logic to evaluate
incoming telemetry data to detect
events in equipment or a process
Detect events from data
across thousands of sensors
and other sources
Trigger responses to
optimize operations
AWS IoT Events allow you to continuously monitor data from your equipment
and fleets of devices for changes in operation and to trigger the appropriate
response when events occur
!
AWS IoT Events

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Models
Deploy to AWS IoT
Greengrass devices
Multi-step WorkflowVisual Drag & Drop
Interface
C°
Automate processesMinimize the need to
write code
Easily work with devices Design in the cloud,
run at the edge
AWS IoT Things Graph

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Customizable
Views
Data Management and
Modeling Tools
Remotely
Manageable
Edge Gateway
Access data from
local databases on
the factory floor
Collect data
consistently from
different sources
Visually identify
equipment or process
issues
AWS IoT SiteWise

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Download AWS IoT Device Tester
from AWS IoT Greengrass and Amazon FreeRTOS product pages
AWS IoT Device Tester is a test automation tool that lets you test Amazon
FreeRTOS or AWS IoT Greengrass on your choice of devices.
AWS IoT Device Tester for Amazon FreeRTOS
Tests if the Amazon FreeRTOS cloud connectivity,
OTA, and security libraries function correctly on
top of microcontroller board device drivers
AWS IoT Device Tester for AWS IoT Greengrass
Tests if the combination of device’s CPU
architecture, Linux kernel configuration, and
drivers work with AWS IoT Greengrass
AWS IoT Device Tester

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New features for AWS IoT
• ALPN support, MQTT on Port 443
• ATS endpoints
• Custom authorizers for AWS IoT
• AWS IoT as an authentication provider
• AWS IoT rules and AWS Lambda integration
• Always use your custom IoT endpoint and not data.iot!
• HIPAA eligibility and GDPR

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New Features for AWS Greengrass
• Runtime language support for Java, NodeJS and C/C++
• AWS Greengrass ML
• Lambda as a process not a container
• AWS Greengrass HSI
• AWS Greengrass Connectors
• AWS Greengrass Secrets
• AWS Greengrass provisioner is open source!
• HIPPA Eligibility

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New Features for Amazon FreeRTOS
• AWS IoT Device Tester
• Amazon FreeRTOS OTA is now GA
• BLE Stack with mobile SDKs for development, GATT/GAP
• Expressif launched their ESP32 with full Amazon FreeRTOS support

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AWS IoT Device Defender—Certificate Management

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• What questions do you have about the AWS IoT services?
• What use cases interest you?
• We can whiteboard any of your ideas!

Thank you!
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Craig Williams
craiwill@amazon.com

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