We’re ringing in 2019 by announcing the general availability for the Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service features we first announced back in September 2018! The following features are all generally available to you today.
Picking the right security for the job is a challenging issue. Obviously, everyone wants their security for IoT solutions to be maximized.
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!
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.
The Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service is now available with the same great support you’ve come to know and expect from Azure IoT services.
Folks using the IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service to securely provision their devices are taking the opportunity to start using hardware security modules (HSM) to store the keys on their devices.
IoT Hub has a new custom endpoint type available: Azure Storage containers!
Instead of having all your data end up in one place like a cluttered inbox you have to sort through, message routing sorts data to different endpoints to make it more manageable and more efficient to…
