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Introduction to IoT Plug and Play

IoT Plug and Play is an open modeling language that removes the burden of device specific custom code. Instead it works like a universal interpreter allowing IoT devices to immediately send meaningful data and receive commands from the cloud so organizations can hit the ground running.

How to share SQL tables and views using Azure Data Share

Jie Feng joins Scott Hanselman to show how to share SQL tables and views using Azure Data Share. Azure Data Share now supports snapshot-based sharing for SQL-based sources, including Azure SQL Database and SQL Data Warehouse. Data Providers can use Azure Data Share to share tables and views with their customers and partners in a governed, secure and simple way. Data Consumers have full flexibility into where data is received - with the ability to receive SQL-based data into an Azure SQL Database, SQL Data Warehouse, Azure Data Lake Store Gen2 or Azure Blob Storage.Azure Data Share documentationTutorial: Share data using Azure Data ShareTutorial: Accept and receive data using Azure Data ShareAzure Data Share overviewCreate a free account (Azure)

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How to use Azure Ultra Disks with Azure Virtual Machines

Aung Oo joins Scott Hanselman to show how to use Azure Ultra Disks. Ultra Disk is a new Managed Disks offering that delivers unprecedented and extremely scalable performance with sub-millisecond latency for the most demanding Azure Virtual Machines and container workloads.Using Azure ultra disksAzure Disk Storage overviewAnnouncing the general availability of Azure Ultra Disk StorageCreate a free account (Azure)

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IoT Plug and Play-MeshSystems

IoT Plug and Play gives Mesh the ability to make the linkage between having an idea for transformative value enabled by IoT and actually getting it done. IoT Plug and Play helps Mesh cut development time significantly and enables them to work better and faster. For Mesh,  IoT Plug and Play is less about the technology and more on how to achieve the business transformative value enabled by IoT. 

IoT Plug and Play-Cradlepoint

The biggest issue for Cradlepoint customers is that once they have a solution tested in a lab then they have to deploy it, which might mean moving from 50 sensors in the lab to 50,000 in the field and configuring them by hand is very challenging. What IoT Plug and Play really represents is an opportunity to plug these sensors into the network, having the system discover them and having them self configure, which solves the problem of scaling deployments with minimal resources and a staff that doesn’t have to be deeply technical.

IoT Plug and Play-myDevices

In this video, myDevices describes going from taking months developing solutions for their customers at great development costs to being able to work much faster with IoT Plug and Play. The biggest issue with IoT was getting all the pieces to work together, but now when a customer comes to myDevices with a problem, myDevices can ship out in a day and the customer can immediately plug and play and start solving their problem.