Much of Azure IoT Hub’s message routing functionality is available in the new Basic tier. However, many management functions have been dropped because they’re not needed by microcontrollers.

Microsoft recently announced that the Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service has become generally available. The service had previously been in public preview for a few months with customers ...

The Azure IoT Hub is a service for controlling and ingesting data from IoT devices, typically single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, which are in turn connected to sensors, relays, and ...

Launched a couple of years ago, Azure IoT Central is one of the first multi-tenant IoT SaaS platforms covering end-to-end scenarios for device management, telemetry ingestion, command control ...

Users pay for Azure IoT hub on a per-message basis, whether it’s a message from a device to Azure, or one from the cloud to a physical device. Microsoft offers a free tier that lets users try ...

All of these devices can be managed centrally from the Azure IoT Hub and developers can write their applications in C, Node.js, Java, .NET and Python.

“Device Authority frequently receives requests from customers to provide an integration between KeyScaler and Microsoft’s Azure IoT Hub. With KeyScaler 5.8 this is now provided out of the box ...

"Azure IoT Central is a SaaS service. You can think of it like Office 365 for IoT. You can just go spin up a service really quickly without having to think about code. It's not a bad service.

Using Azure IoT Edge, users can scale deployments across millions of devices using Microsoft's Automatic Device Management service, officials said. Software development kits are available for C ...

It installs the latest Azure IoT Edge version and updates Microsoft's CBL-Mariner Linux implementation that's used with it. The continuous release software branch also adds "Microsoft Defender for ...