azure-iot-hub

问题 I have registered the devices in IoT and the client application (device) can read/update reported twin properties. The properties are the wollowing : "EbbyVersion": { "Major": 2, "Minor": 1, "Revision": 0 }, "Telemetry": { "CachingInterval": 60, "SendingInterval": 480, "UploadTimeout": 10 }, "Power": { "MaximumAvailable": 3500, "Thresholds": { "Low": 2500, "Medium": 3000, "High": 3500 } }, "Lighting": { "R": 32, "G": 64, "B": 128, "W": 255 }, I write the following code to connect to IoT

问题 I have registered the devices in IoT and the client application (device) can read/update reported twin properties. The properties are the wollowing : "EbbyVersion": { "Major": 2, "Minor": 1, "Revision": 0 }, "Telemetry": { "CachingInterval": 60, "SendingInterval": 480, "UploadTimeout": 10 }, "Power": { "MaximumAvailable": 3500, "Thresholds": { "Low": 2500, "Medium": 3000, "High": 3500 } }, "Lighting": { "R": 32, "G": 64, "B": 128, "W": 255 }, I write the following code to connect to IoT

问题 I have developed a module and built the image for arm64v8 architecture as my Edge device is running in Raspberry Pi 4. I got the file deployment.arm64v8.json in the config folder correctly. But when I right-click on the device in Visual Studio Code and select Create Deployment for Single Device, the modules are getting added, but one of the modules is showing Backoff state. What could be the problem here, and was strictly following this doc. I also tried restarting the services. Device

问题 I have developed a module and built the image for arm64v8 architecture as my Edge device is running in Raspberry Pi 4. I got the file deployment.arm64v8.json in the config folder correctly. But when I right-click on the device in Visual Studio Code and select Create Deployment for Single Device, the modules are getting added, but one of the modules is showing Backoff state. What could be the problem here, and was strictly following this doc. I also tried restarting the services. Device

问题 I'm using a 32-bit microcontroller (program code written in C) with very limited flash space that is communicating with a cellular module. I have an Azure account setup with an IoT Hub and I would like to send some device-to-cloud messages to my IoT Hub. I have tested and confirmed both HTTP and HTTPS communication to other servers. However, I can't find anywhere that specifies what the required HTTP headers are for sending a device-to-cloud message. Can anyone provide a description of the

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57288383/azure-iot-what-if-both-server-and-client-are-changing-device-twin-properties

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57288383/azure-iot-what-if-both-server-and-client-are-changing-device-twin-properties

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63901561/is-there-a-way-to-update-device-initial-twin-from-azure-function-app

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63901561/is-there-a-way-to-update-device-initial-twin-from-azure-function-app

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63187116/call-azure-stream-analytics-udf-with-multi-dimensional-array-of-last-5-records