Step-by-step guide to installing OPC Publisher on Azure IoT Edge
Of all the Azure IoT Edge modules, the https://azuremarketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/apps/microsoft_iot.iotedge-opc-publisher?tab=Overview is one of the more challenging modules to setup. I've had a number of Industrial IoT partners struggle with connecting an https://opcfoundation.org/about/opc-technologies/opc-ua/ server, such as a Historian or SCADA system, to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-hub/about-iot-hub using https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-edge/about-iot-edge and our open source OPC Publisher module. So I recently wrote a step-by-step https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/step-by-step-guide-installing-opc-publisher-azure-iot-kevin-hilscher/ on LinkedIn on how to do this. If you don't have a physical device to act as the IoT Edge gateway, you can use a virtual machine running on-premise or in Azure as an alternative. Hopefully the blog post will help you and save you some headaches when connecting using OPC UA.Processing ordered IoT streams in Azure
There are thousands of articles on the Internet talking about how the cloud can be used to process discrete (un-ordered) streaming IoT data. But almost all are short on specifics and the design trade-offs you need to make when processing ordered IoT streams, at scale. This article discusses why scale can be difficult to achieve, especially when the ordering of the events (aka Series events) is important. Jeff Hollan wrote an article which illustrates the challenge when using Azure Functions, for example. And if you need a primer on Real-time processing, Events, Messages, Series events and Discrete events, please review the following articles: Real time processing Events, Data Points, and Messages - Choosing the right Azure messaging service for your data Choose between Azure messaging services - Event Grid, Event Hubs, and Service Bus
Learn TV -Learn how to develop secure IoT solutions with Azure Sphere and IoT Hub 13th October 2020
In this session Dave and Mustafa will deploy an Azure Sphere application to monitor ambient conditions for laboratory conditions. The application will monitor the room environment conditions, connect to IoT Hub, and send telemetry data from the device to the cloud. You'll control cloud to device communications and undertake actions as needed.
Powershell for opening and running CAD files
Hello Community, I am new to Powershell and scripting language. I am trying to automate a sequence of steps that I do in my process of 3D printing which are repetitive. Can anybody guide on it? I have used the Powershell script to open a file, and run it on a MATLAB platform. The basic steps are as listed here. 1. Open the software (3D sprint or any CAD software like Solidworks) 2. Import the CAD design from a location 3. Make an array of the design (optional step) 4. Export the design in the printable format 5. Select the printing material 6. Send the design to print Since these are repetitive steps, I want to know how can I automate these? Thanks
