Building the Internet of ‘your’ Things using Cloud

In this workshop, we will discuss how to build IoT solutions using Raspberry Pi as a prototype. After capturing the data from the sensors, we will send this data to cloud (Azure), so that we can do real-time analytics. Using this scenario, you can expect to have a good understanding on how to build an end-to-end IoT solution for remote monitoring.

 

We’ll use the following managed services:

– IoT Hub for ingestion of data in cloud

– Stream Analytics for real-time processing

– Power BI to create dashboards from live data

 

You can expect to have a good hands-on experience with Raspberry Pi and Azure.

 

Saurabh Kirtani

Saurabh Kirtani has been working on IoT, bots and cloud-powered solutions, and has helped developers build such solutions. At his current role as Technology Evangelist for Microsoft, he gets to work with startups and developers in the community building their products using the latest in technology. He is an active speaker at developer camps, community meetups and popular tech conferences in India. Other than technology, he likes to travel to scenic places and watch particular TV shows! Connect with him on Twitter at @saurabhkirtani.

Sudhir Rawat

Sudhir working as Sr. Technical Evangelist with Microsoft Corporation. He spent 12 years in industry and involved in various activities like development, consulting, troubleshooting and speaker.  He works extensively on Data platform. He delivered talk in various conferences on various topics like BI, Big Data and IOT. He delivered talk on Hadoop performance in SQL PASS 2015, Seattle and on IOT in Future Unleashed 2015, Mumbai. He also delivered sessions on another platform like Microsoft Tech-ed INDIA, Microsoft Azure Conference, Great INDIA Developer Summit, SQL Server Annual Summit, Reboot (MVP) etc. His certification includes MCITP, MCTS, MCT on SQL Server Business Intelligence, MCPS on Implementing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions and MS on Design and Implement Big Data Analytics Solutions. Connect with Sudhir on twitter (@rawatsudhir). His technical contribution can be found herehttps://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/biblog/