Now comes the interesting part which is self-analytics of all the data that I have collected from “the Internet of My Things” (IoMT). As a recap I am currently ingesting activity data points from 2 devices, a Fitbit One and a Samsung S4 running 2 “sensor apps”; Strava and MapMyWalk. But it shouldn’t be limited… Continue reading IoT Descriptive Analysis using PowerBI
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Family Funday Sunday
I’m going to jump the gun by just showing a sneak preview of my GetFitY’all activities mashup in the form of a PowerMap! I’ll describe what happens behind the scene in a later post. Meanwhile take a back seat and enjoy watching a PowerMap of my last Family Funday Sunday.
Scalable Event Hub Processor in an Azure Worker Role
So what happens after all those activity data point messages had been fired off into an Azure Event Hub? Event Hubs enable me to durably store these messages/events until the required retention period expires, which is 24 hours by default. I need to process those messages fast. That sounds like the starting point of big data where… Continue reading Scalable Event Hub Processor in an Azure Worker Role
Using Azure WebJobs as an IoT data points ingestor
My GetFitY’all project has evolved again, obviously. Previously I intended to implement the message pump functionality as a RESTful endpoint that can be called automatically from some form of “cron job” in the cloud. But then I digress because a simpler approach could be used which is Azure WebJobs. It works well in my case… Continue reading Using Azure WebJobs as an IoT data points ingestor
Moving up the Internet of Things Value Chain
Fragmentation == Opportunities I reckon that I don’t need to make an introduction about the Internet of Things because there are enough resources out there to explain what it is and also the opportunities around it. Thus far the market seems highly fragmented as there are a number of players operating within the IoT space… Continue reading Moving up the Internet of Things Value Chain
GetFitY’all – More about a project on the Internet of Things using Microsoft Azure
More on my Internet of Things project, GetFitY’all. I exposed 2 RESTful endpoints and just to prove that Azure “loves all, serves all”, these endpoints were implemented as a node.js app. In my previous “life” I was considering a few API proxy platforms, so I deployed an API proxy that hosts these endpoints. But then these endpoints… Continue reading GetFitY’all – More about a project on the Internet of Things using Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure + Office365 Power BI == Power to the Internet of Things
Here’s a sneak peak of what I got. The end result is the ability to do self-service analytics on my daily activities by doing a data mashup of Fitbit and Strava activity data points. This is not really enterprise-grade, just a fun personal project, but in later posts I will discuss more about making it… Continue reading Microsoft Azure + Office365 Power BI == Power to the Internet of Things
More about GetFitY’all
Just to describe more of my personal “Internet of my Things” project as a proof-of-concept that the Fitbit is a great telemetry device and its data could be analysed in the cloud. The scenario that I am trying to build to create a great user experience for my users is described below: Goal: To allow Fitbit users to see… Continue reading More about GetFitY’all
GetFitY’all
GetFitY’all is (I’m making this up as I go) a Fitbit personal fun project that is to help me learn more about the Fitbit API but more importantly in the scheme of Internet of Things (IoT), really use my Fitbit One as it really is, a special-purpose device that is one of the thousands of… Continue reading GetFitY’all