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Ian Skerrett

Ottawa
As seen in: LinkedIn, Medium, DZone, The New Stack, IoT For All, iamWire, IIoT World
Tech Marketing, Ecosystem Development, IoT, MQTT and more. Head of Marketing @FlowforgeInc. Former VP of Marketing @HiveMQ & VP Mktg Eclipse Foundation
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MING Stack for IoT

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By Ian Skerrett
The folks at Balena have created a bundle they call the MING stack, (Mosquitto/MQTT, InfluxDB, Node-RED and Grafana) which first appeared back in 2019. It is an interesting way to look at the IoT tech stack and a pattern I have seen used many times. In the early days of the web, the LAMP stack was popularized as being the open source tech stack for hosting web sites. First used in 1998, LAMP stood for Linux, Apache, MySQL and Python/Perl/PHP.
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The way forward: Merging IT and operations

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By Paul Viorel, Ian Skerrett
| IIoT World Verified
The way forward: Merging IT and operations To keep up with the speed of digital business, more organizations are looking to bring together information technology, which manages data, and operational technology, which handles manufacturing and industrial equipment. Integrating the two departments can help improve productivity and boost competitiveness.
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What is the best way to ingest IoT data to Microsoft Azure? – IIoT World

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By Ian Skerrett, Paul Viorel, Ian Craggs
| IIoT World Verified
What is the best way to ingest IoT data to Microsoft Azure? Azure is widely considered to be one of the top 2 cloud platforms, along with AWS. Azure is also considered the top cloud platform for IoT applications. HiveMQ and IIoT World ran a survey that showed for companies implementing IIoT strategies, 26.1% are using Azure, 18.5% use AWS, and 17.8% are a private cloud self-hosted in a data center. In addition, IoT Analytics recently named Microsoft as the leading software vendor for IIoT.
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