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AWS Cognito: Simplifying User Authentication and Authorization

AWS Cognito is a powerful cloud service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that simplifies the process of implementing user authentication and authorization in your web and mobile applications. It handles the complexities of user management, allowing you to focus on building core features of your application. Key Components of

IoT Security using AWS

IoT Security using AWS AWS IoT core service is used by devices to connect and send messages to the AWS cloud. Its main components are: message broker – receive and transmit messages, device shadow – manage current state and update state changes rules – process incoming messages based on some

Working with AWS IoT Partners

AWS IoT for home automation AWS, the popular cloud platform from Amazon has been constantly updating themselves with new features, runtimes and services. At WeMakeIoT, we have been using AWS instances particularly AWS IoT rule engine for some of our IoT Partners and home automation projects. AWS IoT is the

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Building the Platform—Steps and Strategy for Sensor OEMs

Part 2: Building the Platform—Steps and Strategy for Sensor OEMs Recognizing the value of platforms is just the first step.OEMs must act fast, but also strategically.In this part, we break down how sensor companies can begin their transformation. Step 1: Lay the Digital Foundation Before anything else, focus on connectivity

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Plug Your Sensors into the Cloud in Days—Not Months

The “How” Behind Fast, Reliable IoT Deployments In Part 1, we explored why many IoT projects stall before they even get started. Now, let’s turn our attention to the solution: how to move from connected devices to cloud-based insights quickly and reliably. This isn’t about cutting corners or hacking things

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Connect Your Sensors to the Cloud in Days, Not Months

Part 1: Connect Your Sensors to the Cloud in Days, Not Months Real-time data from physical environments, such as temperature, pressure, or motion, drives smarter business decisions. However, transferring this sensor data to the cloud often turns into a frustrating process. Teams face roadblocks like custom coding, incompatible systems, and