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Learning AWS IoT

You're reading from   Learning AWS IoT Effectively manage connected devices on the AWS cloud using services such as AWS Greengrass, AWS button, predictive analytics and machine learning

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788396110
Length 278 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Title Page
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Preface
1. Getting Started with AWS IoT FREE CHAPTER 2. Connecting IoT Devices to AWS IoT Platform 3. Optimizing IoT Computing Using AWS Greengrass 4. Building Local AWS Lambda with AWS Greengrass 5. Expanding IoT Capabilities with AWS IoT Button 6. Visualizing AWS IoT Data 7. Building Predictive Analytics for AWS IoT 8. Securing AWS IoT 1. Other Books You May Enjoy Index

Building your IoT project with AWS IoT Button


We will continue to develop IoT projects using AWS IoT Button. We will use the Lambda rule and trigger to perform a certain action. For the demo, we save a message from AWS IoT Button into the AWS database, DynamoDB.

You can see this scenario in the following figure. Each button clicked from AWS IoT Button will be filtered and then call AWS Lambda. Inside AWS Lambda, the program will store a message into the database, AWS DynamoDB:

Configuring AWS DynamoDB

Firstly, we create a table on AWS DynamoDB. You can open a browser and navigate to https://console.aws.amazon.com/dynamodb. Then, you can create a new table. For instance, we set the table name as aws-iot-button-db. We also set the primary key as msg-id with the String data type. You can see the AWS DynamoDB table configuration in the following screenshot:

With this we have successfully created AWS DynamoDB on Amazon AWS. Next, we will connect it with AWS Lambda.

Building Lambda and its rule

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