Architecture Monthly Magazine: IoT for the Edge
AWS Architecture BlogArchitecture Monthly Magazine: IoT for the Edgeby Jane Scolieri | on12 NOV 2021| inArchitecture,Internet of Things|Permalink|ShareInternet of Things (IoT) for the Edge encompasses so many devices and industries, that we couldn’tpick just one photo for our cover. We include IoT use cases from manufacturing, fitness, ocean research, and agriculture.And these represent only a fraction of what is possible. By moving certain workloads to the edge, your devices communicate with local compute resources and can respond more quickly to changes.AWS edge services deliver data processing, analysis, and storage close to your endpoints, allowing you to deploy APIs and tools to locations outside AWS data centers. You can harness the data generated by your IoT edge devices and enable them to act intelligently withAWS IoT services.We’d like to thank our experts, Olawale Oladehin, Head of Worldwide Solutions Architect – IoT, Maggie Tallman, Worldwide Go-To-Market Manager – IoT & Robotics, and Richard Elberger, IoT Principal Technologist, AWS. We are also pleased to have a contribution by one of our Customers, Jaime González, Chief Technology Officer, Pentasoft. Special thanks go to Ryan Burke, Sr. Application Architect, and Channa Samynathan, Specialist Solutions Architect – IoT, for their invaluable help shepherding this issue.Please give us your feedback! Take oursurvey.You can also include your comments on theAmazon Kindle page.View past issuesand reach out to aws-architecture-monthly@amazon.com anytime with your questions and comments.In this month’s IoT for the Edge issue:Ask an Expert:Maggie Tallman, Worldwide Go-To-Market Manager – IoT & Robotics, and Olawale Oladehin, Head of Worldwide Solutions Architect – IoTCustomer Conversations:Jaime González, Chief Technology Officer, PentasoftAsk an Expert, Hardware Security:Richard Elberger, IoT Principal Technologist, AWSWhitepaper:Security at the Edge: Core PrinciplesCase Study:Seafloor Systems Saves 4 Hours of Labor per Robot Build Using AWS IoT GreengrassImplementation Guide:Monitoring River Levels Using LoRaWANBlog:Run ML inference on AWS Snowball Edge with Amazon SageMaker Edge Manager and AWS IoT GreengrassReference Architecture:Using Computer Vision for Product Quality Analysis in PlantsCase Study:Coca-Cola İçecek Improves Operational Performance Using AWS IoT SiteWiseQuick Start:The Industrial Machine Connectivity (IMC) Quick StartBlog:Automated Device Provisioning to AWS IoT Core Using 1NCE Global SIMSolution:Machine to Cloud Connectivity FrameworkReference Architecture:Predictive Equipment Health for UtilitiesBlog:Autonomous vehicle data collection with AWS Snowcone and AWS IoT GreengrassSolution:AWS Connected Vehicle SolutionVideos:30MHz: Building A Smart Agriculture Solution For Indoor Farms And Greenhouses OnAWSEvolving at the Edge with the AWS Snow FamilyData Residency at the Edge: AWS Outposts Inside OutOrangetheory Fitness: Taking a Data-Driven Approach to Improving Health and Wellness (Special)Data Migration and Edge Computing with the AWS Snow FamilyAll in with James Gosling: Behind the Scenes with AWS IoT Greengrass V2Download the MagazineHow to access the magazineView and download past issues as PDFs on the AWS Architecture Monthly webpage.Readers in theUS,UK,Germany, andFrancecan subscribe to the Kindle version of the magazine atKindle Newsstand.VisitFlipboard, a personalized mobile magazine app that you can also read on your computer.We hope you’re enjoying Architecture Monthly, and we’d like to hear from you—leave us a star rating and comment on theAmazon Kindle Newsstandpage or contact us anytime at aws-architecture-monthly@amazon.com.Jane ScolieriJane is UX Producer for the AWS Product Mktng team, and working on AWS TV. She lives in beautiful Seattle.
Internet of Things (IoT) for the Edge encompasses so many devices and industries, that we couldn’t pick just one photo for our cover. We include IoT use cases from manufacturing, fitness, ocean research, and agriculture. And these represent only a fraction of what is possible. By moving certain workloads to the edge, your devices communicate […]
Jane Scolieri
Architecture Internet of Things