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Proof of concept- azure iot center
Hello friends. I am new to azure but not new to iot-dev. My question is more of a theoretical nature. We as a bussines in the industry wanna build a solution for our costumer to control and t...
- Hi - when you say “User A can track and control their own device” do you mean using the data, setting up rules / jobs / exports etc as well as overall management (e.g, Device Twins, updates etc ) ?
My company uses IoT central and we can set up users, organisations, roles etc to give different set of access to the user. For example, we have given a very basic “watcher” role access where the user can see the device and its data but can’t do anything more than that whereas other roles can setup and manage Rules to trigger actions,, Jobs etc. They can manage devices to a certain extent.
Hi - when you say “User A can track and control their own device” do you mean using the data, setting up rules / jobs / exports etc as well as overall management (e.g, Device Twins, updates etc ) ?
My company uses IoT central and we can set up users, organisations, roles etc to give different set of access to the user. For example, we have given a very basic “watcher” role access where the user can see the device and its data but can’t do anything more than that whereas other roles can setup and manage Rules to trigger actions,, Jobs etc. They can manage devices to a certain extent.
My company uses IoT central and we can set up users, organisations, roles etc to give different set of access to the user. For example, we have given a very basic “watcher” role access where the user can see the device and its data but can’t do anything more than that whereas other roles can setup and manage Rules to trigger actions,, Jobs etc. They can manage devices to a certain extent.