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Chapter IV Google Cloud IoT Core

Cloud IoT Core is a fully managed service that allows for the connection of millions of devices to Google's IoT cloud without needing to configure resources. Devices are registered through a device manager which creates device registries to connect devices using protocols like MQTT and HTTP. Each registry is associated with a cloud project and region. Telemetry data from devices is published to Cloud Pub/Sub topics and can be accessed globally. The device manager also allows control and updates of registered devices.

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Chapter IV Google Cloud IoT Core

Cloud IoT Core is a fully managed service that allows for the connection of millions of devices to Google's IoT cloud without needing to configure resources. Devices are registered through a device manager which creates device registries to connect devices using protocols like MQTT and HTTP. Each registry is associated with a cloud project and region. Telemetry data from devices is published to Cloud Pub/Sub topics and can be accessed globally. The device manager also allows control and updates of registered devices.

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3. Cloud IoT core

Introduction
Cloud IoT Core is a fully managed service. This ensures that you don't need to do autoscaling,
replication configuration, database partitioning, or pre-provisioning of resources. One or
millions of devices can be connected and Cloud IoT Core can scale to suit your needs.

Figure 1. Cloud IoT Core (source: Google Cloud)

Cloud IoT combines the highest security level of the MQTT protocol (TLS 1.2 with
certificates), and its single GLOBAL endpoint ([Link]). You do not need to
determine the location of the device when interacting with a device, and you do not need to
duplicate its configuration in each area. The data is published automatically to Cloud Pub / Sub
and is accessible globally.
The Device Manager allows you to update and control devices.

Registration Connects Devices to Google IoT Cloud


Device registration
To connect a device it needs to be registered in the device manager first. The device manager
helps you to build and configure device registries. You can access the app manager via the
Google Cloud Platform Console, the gcloud commands, or the REST-style API.

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Figure 2. Device registration (source: Google Cloud)

Device registry
A Device Registry is a device container. While building a device registry, pick which protocols
you want to enable: MQTT, HTTP, or both.
Each device registry is built in a particular cloud region and is a part of a cloud project.
In the [Link] service a registry is defined by its full name as:
projects/{project-id}/locations/{cloud-region}/registry-id}.
The system registry is configured with one or more Cloud Pub / Sub topics to which telemetry
events for all devices in that registry are released. A single topic may be used for data collection
in all regions.
For every registry, the stack driver monitoring is activated automatically.
Cloud Identity and Access Management (IAM) can be used to monitor access, allow users to
display, receive, or manage devices in full. Notice that for each project, Cloud IoT Core
automatically grants the position of [Link] to the corresponding service account
to allow publishing to Pub / Subtopics.
See Allowed Characters and Size Requirements for information on computer registry ID
naming and size requirements.

References
Google Cloud LLC, 2020. Google Cloud. [Online]
Available at: [Link]
[Accessed 2020].
Statista, 2020. Internet of Things (IoT) active device connections installed base worldwide
from 2015 to 2025*. [Online]
Available at: [Link]
worldwide/
[Accessed 2020].

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