How to create an Internet of Things (IOT) and connect to a Raspberry Pi Simulator

Adedapo - May 19 - - Dev Community

Internet Of Things

The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of interconnected physical devices embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies to collect and exchange data over the internet. These "smart" devices communicate with each other and centralized systems to perform automated tasks and provide valuable insights.

Raspberry Pi Simulator

A Raspberry Pi simulator is a software tool that emulates the hardware and software environment of a Raspberry Pi, allowing users to develop, test, and debug applications designed for Raspberry Pi without needing the physical device. These simulators are especially useful for learning, prototyping, and testing code before deploying it to actual Raspberry Pi hardware.

Steps to create an IOT
Step 1
open your Azure account and search for IOT Hub
Iot hub search

Step 2
On the IOT page click +create to create an IOT
+create

Step 3
Enter resource group name and IOT name, the click Review and Create
enter name

Step 4
Click create
click create
Note: wait for it to deploy

Step 5
After deployment click go to resource
go to resource

Step 6
Click on devices
Device

Step 7
Click on add device
add Device

Step 8
Enter ID for the new device and click save
save

Step 9
Click on the device ID
id

Step 10
copy the Primary connection string
primary connection string

Step 11
Go to the IOT page and Click on overview
overview

At this point go to your browser and search for Azure Raspberry PI simulator, click and enter
pi simulator

Step 12
Clear the line 15 in the Raspberry PI simulator and paste the copied primary connection string
copy

Step 13
click run on the Raspberry PI simulator
run

Note the Raspberry light blinking and messages sent to Azure IOT Hub
blinking

Step 14 (final step)
check the message section in the overview page of your device int the Azure IOT
final

You have just connected an IOT device to a Raspberry PI Simulator

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