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Where can i download this dataset

this is pure gold! Amazing explanation and well done with a really well put together lesson

What would be the best way to manage an expanding volume of data for UNS?

Dg

Device explorer where u get, how to install

Hello, I hope you're well. I tried following your video to retrieve data from KepServer and send it to Azure, but I'm having trouble getting the data to appear on Azure.

Thanks, super clear

Connecting to 'endpoint' with client ID 'client-id' Traceback (most recent call last): File "c:\Users\DELL\Desktop\Certificates\aws3.py", line 34, in <module> connect_future.result() File "C:\Users\DELL\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\concurrent\futures\_base.py", line 456, in result return self.__get_result() ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\DELL\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\concurrent\futures\_base.py", line 401, in __get_result raise self._exception awscrt.exceptions.AwsCrtError: AWS_ERROR_MQTT_UNEXPECTED_HANGUP: The connection was closed unexpectedly. I getting some error could you please check this error @Industry40tv

What a brilliant gentleman, I have to note down some of his descriptions.

Thanks for a brilliant tutorial. In my own learning, I've run the DeviceSimulator (as per the MS tutorial) which generates data in the IoT hub, as expected. The DT is also recording published events. Nevertheless, when I run the simulation, for some reason, the twin properties in the ADT Explorer aren't updating in the way that you showed. Any ideas?

Might be useful to note that InfluxDB, Node-Red, and Grafana are (open-source) products/tools: they operate and do something. MQTT is a protocol for data transmission that can be used in a product to do something. The open-source product commonly used in this stack is Mosquitto … which fits the ‘MING’ appellation,

When I first came across the term ‘Infrastructure as Code’ I felt it should be ‘Code as Infrastructure.’ With a long career in hardware (electrical engineering) as well as software engineering, I’m aware that computers/processors, servers, networks, the whole IT field started with/in/as hardware. Anyone interested can look up history to see just how ‘hard’ (big, complex, energy-consuming, labor-intensive) that hardware was … Gradually more and more function has become ‘virtual,’ abstracted from the physical hardware by firmware/software. As Peter notes, today one can write code and/or check console boxes to implement entire world-wide processing systems in the cloud from their desk; all that’s needed is an AWS/Asure/GCP account and a credit card backed by cash. One can be sure this trend will continue and advance: AI is making such implementation possible from native speech text and verbal instruction. I started with punch-card decks in the early 60’s, progressing to my ‘own’ PDP-8i mini-computer that I booted by toggling console switches to enter a binary bootstrap loader. This sixty-year-long wild ride shows no sign of slowing down, and in fact is speeding up!

Very cool stuff great video and what is the old Opto22 device you were using to test with in the first part?

Your video is one of the most well explained I've watched, thank you!

Hi can you give me the command to install iotedge on my rasberry pi 5

It’s beautifully explained .

When I send data to the IoT-Hub, I don't see the data update in the explorer. How can I check if the data is properly formatted, is send to the right place and is picked up by Digital Twins ?

Fantastic job man well done

sir ,I can not understand last 5 minutes videos ,which is after connecting the raspberry pi. Can you please help me to getting the information on how to do.

That was a very nice tutorial for an introduction

good morning sir, while npm run start in command prompt can not working. Please suggest me what should i do?

hey could you add video about qr payment

Hello, Can we install some software like (OPC, node red) on this Raspberry Pi 3?

thanks 👍👍

Exceptional! Can you please post a video to setup the hardware like Raspberry pie that you used for demo ?

Is there any chance that you could explain how to install and setup an OPC client in visual studio for communication with a PLC?

Thank you Kudza for this very well-explained video, I am learning about IIoT and how to implement and your videos have been very helpful

Awesome demo with very detailed steps in building the entire project.. This is a real good & quick proof of concept for the AWS IoT Sitewise.. Thank you very much for this demo & sharing all the details.

Can you provide example for data changes on the server which will be reflected on the client ?

thank you both, great listen

How can I sending data to Microsoft Azure IoT Hub using an ESP32 and Micropython? will the code for Raspberry pi will work on ESP32?

after 3 years this is the best tutoliar

Very clear explanation. Thanks.

Is there any documentation for configuring the application in code as apposed to a config xml?

Thanks a lot Kudzai for having me on your show!

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very helpful thank you

Thanks you !!

Getting the error [UnrecognizedCommandParsingException] Unrecognized option '-d2' (McMaster.Extensions.CommandLineUtils.CommandLineApplication) when using the command to generate the model files

Nice, Looks like no one answers, but maybe someone will answer.. can we use with the serverless free version of hive mq? or have to have a server. (Will ask in Stack Exchange or Stack Overflow if no answer) Answer can be a simple no or yes or yes, but some changes you much research. Thanks

Peter shows us what is IT/OT convergence for the best of industrial connectivity!

#Learnbydoing

Can the Asset Adminstriation Shell information model be, for example, based on OPC-UA information model, right?

Hi there, how do i edit the codes for the last part of updating digital twin with real sensor data if im using a BME280 sensor instead of DHT11?

This was very useful and easy to follow along with. Thank you!

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