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4 Steps to AWS IoT

 

Skill Level Area of Focus Operating System Cloud Services/Platform
Beginner Education,Embedded, IoT Linux Amazon AWS IoT

This Instructable will help guide you to connect the DragonBoard 410c development platform to AWS IoT using the programming language Python. At the end of this project, you should be able to connect on AWS IoT and publish/subscribe in many topics.

Objective

While creating complex IoT projects and applications, getting started resources that achieve simple tasks like connecting to the cloud will help shorten the development cycle. Main objective of this project is to focus on basics and connect the DragonBoard 410c to the AWS IoT cloud service.

Build / Assembly Instructions

Materials Required / Parts List / Tools

Build / Assembly

Follow the more detailed steps posted on instructables.com.

  1. Install AWS IoT Python SDK
  2. Setup AWS IoT
  3. Create the AWS Client
  4. Subscribe and Publish to New Topics

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Project Authors
Matheus Campos

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