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Precipitating the Cloud: Local IoT Framework with Intel® and AWS Greengrass - AWS Online Tech Talks

Learning Objectives:
– How to gather sensor data on the gateway
– How to setup an Amazon Greengrass core
– How to create business logic using Lambda with Greengrass and
– How to connect to AWS IoT
Creating business intelligence from IoT is fast becoming the standard...
Precipitating the Cloud: Local IoT Framework with Intel® and AWS Greengrass - AWS Online Tech Talks
Precipitating the Cloud: Local IoT Framework with Intel® and AWS Greengrass - AWS Online Tech Talks
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