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Alex Casalboni

AWS IoT Workshop @ Milan

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Learn Adopt Innovate -‐ IoT
clda.co/iot-‐workshop-‐milano
12/12/2016
L’Internet delle cose (connesse)
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About us
Alex Casalboni
Senior So2ware Engineer &
@alex_casalboni
Luca Bianchi
CTO @ Neosperience
@bianchiluca
clda.co/iot-workshop-milano
Serverless User Group MilanoCloud Evangelist @ Cloud Academy

AWS IoT Workshop Repository
clda.co/iot-‐github
clda.co/iot-workshop-milano

Things are Drones
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Self-‐driving
Sensors (temperature)
Actuators (irriga?on power)
Bi-‐direc<onal communica?on

IoT Simulated Environment (WebSocket)
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SimulaQon Context
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Drones can be added or removed at any ?me
Local interac?ons as browser-‐based interac<ons
Periodic data is sent back to IoT System
Swarm logic is transparent to the individual

MQTT Topics Design
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/myapp/simulation/drones/{ID}
/myapp/simulation/commands
One MQTT Topic for each Drone (speed, posi?on, power, etc.)
The IoT System can send commands back (broadcast)

MQTT Topics Design
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/myapp/simulation/drones/{ID}

MQTT Topics Design
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/myapp/simulation/commands

AWS IoT Architecture
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AWS IoT Stack
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IoT Project
Cognito User Pool
IAM Roles
SNS Topic
S3 Bucket
Lambda Func?on
Kinesis Stream
Kinesis Firehose
Kinesis Analy?cs

AWS IoT -‐ MQTT Republish
Web
Simulator
MQTT
Topics
AWS IoT
Rules
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AWS IoT -‐ Push NoQﬁcaQons
clda.co/iot-workshop-milano
Web
Simulator
MQTT
Topics
AWS IoT
Rules
Amazon 
SNS
Local  
Operator

AWS IoT -‐ S3 backup (direct)
Web
Simulator
MQTT
Topics
AWS IoT
Rules
Amazon S3
Bucket
clda.co/iot-workshop-milano

AWS IoT -‐ S3 backup (Kinesis*)
Web
Simulator
MQTT
Topics
AWS IoT
Rules
Kinesis
Firehose
Amazon S3
Bucket
clda.co/iot-workshop-milano
* compression & encryp?on

AWS IoT -‐ Time-‐based Analysis & Feedback
Web
Simulator
MQTT
Topics
AWS IoT
Rules
Kinesis
Firehose
Kinesis
Analytics
Kinesis
Stream
Lambda
Function
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meetup.com/Serverless-‐Italy
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cloudacademy.com
12/12/2016

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The publishing industry has been selling digital audiobooks and ebooks for over a decade and has found its groove. What’s changed? What has stayed the same? Where do we go from here? Join a group of leading sales peers from across the industry for a conversation about the lessons learned since the popularization of digital books, best practices, digital book supply chain management, and more. Link to video recording: https://bnctechforum.ca/sessions/selling-digital-books-in-2024-insights-from-industry-leaders/ Presented by BookNet Canada on May 28, 2024, with support from the Department of Canadian Heritage.

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1. Learn Adopt Innovate -‐ IoT clda.co/iot-‐workshop-‐milano 12/12/2016 L’Internet delle cose (connesse) + +

2. About us Alex Casalboni Senior So2ware Engineer & @alex_casalboni Luca Bianchi CTO @ Neosperience @bianchiluca clda.co/iot-workshop-milano Serverless User Group MilanoCloud Evangelist @ Cloud Academy

3. AWS IoT Workshop Repository clda.co/iot-‐github clda.co/iot-workshop-milano

4. Things are Drones clda.co/iot-workshop-milano Self-‐driving Sensors (temperature) Actuators (irriga?on power) Bi-‐direc<onal communica?on

5. IoT Simulated Environment (WebSocket) clda.co/iot-workshop-milano

6. SimulaQon Context clda.co/iot-workshop-milano Drones can be added or removed at any ?me Local interac?ons as browser-‐based interac<ons Periodic data is sent back to IoT System Swarm logic is transparent to the individual

7. MQTT Topics Design clda.co/iot-workshop-milano /myapp/simulation/drones/{ID} /myapp/simulation/commands One MQTT Topic for each Drone (speed, posi?on, power, etc.) The IoT System can send commands back (broadcast)

8. MQTT Topics Design clda.co/iot-workshop-milano /myapp/simulation/drones/{ID}

9. MQTT Topics Design clda.co/iot-workshop-milano /myapp/simulation/commands

10. MQTT Topics Design clda.co/iot-workshop-milano /myapp/simulation/commands

11. MQTT Topics Design clda.co/iot-workshop-milano /myapp/simulation/commands

12. MQTT Topics Design clda.co/iot-workshop-milano /myapp/simulation/commands

13. AWS IoT Architecture clda.co/iot-workshop-milano

14. AWS IoT Stack clda.co/iot-workshop-milano IoT Project Cognito User Pool IAM Roles SNS Topic S3 Bucket Lambda Func?on Kinesis Stream Kinesis Firehose Kinesis Analy?cs

15. AWS IoT -‐ MQTT Republish Web Simulator MQTT Topics AWS IoT Rules clda.co/iot-workshop-milano

16. AWS IoT -‐ Push NoQﬁcaQons clda.co/iot-workshop-milano Web Simulator MQTT Topics AWS IoT Rules Amazon  SNS Local   Operator

17. AWS IoT -‐ S3 backup (direct) Web Simulator MQTT Topics AWS IoT Rules Amazon S3 Bucket clda.co/iot-workshop-milano

18. AWS IoT -‐ S3 backup (Kinesis*) Web Simulator MQTT Topics AWS IoT Rules Kinesis Firehose Amazon S3 Bucket clda.co/iot-workshop-milano * compression & encryp?on

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20. Grazie =) Q&A + + 12/12/2016

21. meetup.com/Serverless-‐Italy + + cloud-‐alliance.it cloudacademy.com 12/12/2016

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