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Power BI Streaming Data Flow e Azure IoT Central
The document outlines the agenda and details of the Global Azure Bootcamp held in Torino, focusing on IoT solutions and various Azure services including IoT Hub, Azure Functions, and Azure IoT Central. It emphasizes the challenges of IoT adoption and presents options for building production-ready IoT solutions while aiming to simplify the development process. The document also discusses pricing models and use cases for Azure IoT Central, along with components of streaming dataflows.
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- 15. “Build with” patterns(from Industry Application Templates)
- 16. Common Architectures Telemetry fromdevices or sensors is sent to a gateway device or directly to IoT Central Data is sent, aggregated and analyzed in IoT Central Data is routed to other Azure services for manipulation – storage, reformatting, integration to business workflows and applications, etc. Azure services like ASA or Azure Functions can be used to reformat data streams and send them to storage accounts Logic apps can be used to power business applications
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- 18. Pricing Model Standard Tier0 Standard Tier 1 Standard Tier 2 Price per device €0,07 al mese €0,34 al mese €0,59 al mese Monthly device message allocation* 400 messages 5,000 messages 30,000 messages Included free quantity per IoT Central application 2 free devices (800 included messages) 2 free devices (10,000 included messages) 2 free devices (60,000 included messages) Use case For devices sending a few messages per hour For devices sending a few messages per hour For devices sending a message every few minutes Overage pricing per 1K messages1 €0.060 per 1K messages €0.013 per 1K messages €0.013 per 1K messages *Total message allocation is shared across all devices in an IoT Central application
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