The pre-requisite is to make sure that you have requested for Stream Analytics preview if you have not already done so. 1. Create a Stream Analytics job. Jobs can only be created in 2 regions while the service is under preview. 2. Add an input to your job., This is the best part because we… Continue reading Using Azure Stream Analytics to tap into an Event Hub data stream
Month: December 2014
Send accurate temperature data from Raspberry Pi to Azure Event Hub
This is a follow-up post to my previous one which is about sending accurate temperature data from the MCP9808 temperature sensor board to an Azure Event Hub. This is done through the MCP9808 Python library provided by Adafruit, and also one which I have repurposed from the Xtrinsic sensor board. This is the updated version.… Continue reading Send accurate temperature data from Raspberry Pi to Azure Event Hub
Using more accurate temperature sensor with my Raspberry Pi
When I stumbled upon the MCP9808 precision temperature sensor, I was sold based upon its promise of up to 0.25 degrees Celsius accuracy. Just like my Freescale Xtrinsic sensor board, there’s a Python library that that allows me to use the MC9808 temperature sensor with my Raspbbery Pi. My one and only challenge was doing… Continue reading Using more accurate temperature sensor with my Raspberry Pi
Installing Windows Developer Program for IoT image on Intel Galileo Gen 2
In order to setup and install the Windows image onto Intel Galileo Gen 2, the best way is to follow the setup instructions in the Windows Developer Program for IoT. Please be very careful with the folder where you will save the .cmd and .wim file. The best is to store the downloaded files in… Continue reading Installing Windows Developer Program for IoT image on Intel Galileo Gen 2