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IoT device authentication options
Posted on October 24, 2018 Update: For the most relevant information regarding Azure IoT devices, please visit documentation for Security practices for Azure IoT device manufacturers. Picking the right security for the job is a challenging issue. Obviously, everyone wants maximum security for IoT solutions.
Happy anniversary: New IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service features out today
A year ago today we launched the public preview of the Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service, and today we announce the public preview of the latest major wave of functionality to automate device provisioning! We've taken your feedback, made changes, built features, and are happy to make the following features available to you today via public preview: Increased limit on the number of CA certificates stored (GA). Increased limit on the number of enrollments (GA).
Installing certificates into IoT devices
Update: For the most relevant information regarding Azure IoT devices, please visit documentation for Security practices for Azure IoT device manufacturers. Lots of folks are moving to X.509 certificate-based authentication as they start to use the Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service, which is great! But I've gotten lots of questions about what the best practices are, and how to go about doing it at scale.
Route IoT device messages to Azure Storage with Azure IoT Hub
Azure Storage containers is the new custom endpoint type available with IoT Hub. Azure Storage containers joins Service Bus queues, topics, and Event Hubs as supported custom endpoint types for IoT Hub message routing. Storage was the most requested endpoint type for message routing because it makes it super simple to build a cold-path analytics pipeline. The best part, it’s available everywhere.
IoT Hub message routing: now with routing on message body
IoT Hub message routing can now be done on message body! Thanks to the inundation of feedback from our customers requesting the ability to route messages based on the message body, the team prioritized the work and it’s now available for everyone to use. Back in December, we released message routing for IoT Hub to simplify IoT solution development.
Upload files from devices with Azure IoT Hub
Today we are delighted to announce a new feature in Azure IoT Hub which allows users to upload files from their devices to the cloud with the assistance of IoT Hub. This is one of the most common feature asks we’ve heard from our customers, especially from customers who are working with existing systems which produce files that are too big to send over the telemetry channel. Instead of brokering messages through IoT Hub itself, IoT Hub instead acts as a dispatcher.
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